Some Commodore monitors for Ed

Hello everyone I was talking with Ed the other day and he has decided to start selling all Amiga items he doesn't need. If they don't sell then they will go in the trash as he said. Up in this post is a hand full of Amiga monitors most are 1084 monitors, some are Stereo models most aren't. Some of them have functioning front doors and if you want one with the front cover panel, it's going to have to be first come first serve. There are 13 1084 series monitors, and one strange 2080 monitor. They are all dirty, have some scuffs, and I'm guessing yellowed to some degree. (couldn't tell well the lighting wasn't the best, but that's another story)

Ed is asking $25 for each plus shipping He also has one 1080 which is just labeled Amiga on the front so it probably is an original A1000 Monitor. That's $25 plus shipping as well. He has one 1942 left, and it's the one in the pictures that has the functioning front door, (I bought the one without for myself. I don't need a working front door.) For the 1942 he is asking $50 plus shipping.

As I go through some of the items he has given me to sell I will be posting them in threads. I apologize for the non clarity of the photographs but the lighting wasn't the best. In one of the pictures you will note that the monitors are mostly covered by boxes. I asked him afterward if those have the front doors and he confirmed that they do not.

He says he's pretty sure that they have the monitor cables needed to connect them to Amiga computers, but I did not see any power cables. One of the 1084S models that I could get to had a front door but the latching mechanism is missing so it doesn't stay closed.

There was one that had a front door that I could not get to, so I cannot verify if the front door latches or not. I apologize for not having a lot of information on the monitors, but with my new job I am really short on time. If there is a specific monitor in the pictures that you see that you want point it out and indicate which picture it is and I reserve it for you.

These monitors are all NTSC format, and as such I do not know if they will work with PAL Amiga computers. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask and I will do my best to answer the question, if I cannot I will find out from Ed and then relay the answer forward. Pickup for monitors is welcome if you are in the Kansas City area. International shipping is available as well, but please understand that due to the weight of monitors shipping cost is more than likely prohibitive and there is no guarantee that these NTSC monitors will work with PAL machines. I have attached pictures to showcase the monitors that are available. Thank you for looking and have a good weekend. Also if you post interest in the thread please understand that I have time only to check in the morning before I go to work, so if you post interest and send a PM, I may not be able to respond until the next morning CST.

One last thing. All monitors before payment and shipping will be tested to be functioning for the buyers sake. Again have a wonderful week.

A few more pictures here. Notice that one of these shows that the front door doesn't have the latch any more and will not stay closed. Also the one in the third picture I couldn't reach to check the door, although it does appear to have a door on the front. My apologies. Time was short.

Interested in the 1942. Also a couple 1084's. Sending PM.

Nice monitors, I hope you can find them all a good home soon. I hope that if these don't sell, Ed will not throw these in the trash! If he cannot sell them, Why won't he just give them away for FREE to someone who will give them a good home? You could list them on Craigslist or on here or Amiga.org. The problem with these is the shipping costs and risk of damage. They have to be packaged really well and that is going to cost atleast $40. So if they do not sell, please do not allow him to destroy Amiga hardware. It would be a shame.

Everything that I sell on here for Ed goes to his business Video Lab. As of late business has been down and he is thinking of closing down completely, not just his Amiga area, but all of it, including his repair service. I wish I could stop him from throwing away any monitors that don't sell but if he decides to get rid of it all and won't at least let me hold onto it for him and try to sell it there really isn't much I can do.

Understood, but you can reiterate to him that leftovers are better in the hands of Amiga users than in the "trash." But if this guy really just doesn't care (or actually prefers to be spiteful like some eBay sellers I've seen), at least I hope he cares enough about the environment to dispose of the monitors correctly.

I received payment from Lambojay the 1942 monitor and I will get Ed to get it packed and shipped out ASAP. I talked to Ed and he said he'll make a deal with anyone willing to come to his store in Mission Kansas. He would prefer to sell the items rather than throw them away as well. The problem is when you factor in purchasing the box, the packing materials, and packing a monitor and then driving it down to the shipping area at 25 dollars, he'll make about 5 dollars off of it. But as I have said several times before, if someone wants to come down and do so and needs to stay overnight I have a spare guest bed that can be used to save money. But please give me a little lead time so I can make certain the house isn't a disaster first. He has some Amiga machines still left in the store as well that he's willing to sell, although there is one there that I will be buying so you guys can't have it!!:ninja: But there you go, his offer is for anyone. If people in Europe have a centralized location to ship to, he would do a bulk shipping thing to Europe as well.

Monitor arrived this eavning. Looks to be in good shape. I will plug it in and test it tomorrow.

Thanks Nathan. + Feedback left.

@Thread: I wound up only getting the 1492. The 1084's are still available. Hope someone grabs them...

Hello everyone. I have convinced Ed not to throw any of these monitors away. On Monday or Tuesday of this week, I will be going to his shop and loading all of these up and bringing them to my house. I have been given full leeway on selling these now as Ed needs as much shelf space as I can free up for him.

interested in 1084s White badge if even in stock but i need some info about it.

Edit: ops sorry, now i read NTSC mode, so i don't think they work with A500 pal 220/240v, truth? i send you a pm to have info
http://gona.mactar.hu/Commodore/moni...el_number.html