I ran my Amiga 500 on mine and it was aside from RTG the best output I've enjoyed on an Amiga, also use mine for my Neo Geo MVS:
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I ran my Amiga 500 on mine and it was aside from RTG the best output I've enjoyed on an Amiga, also use mine for my Neo Geo MVS:
I'm keen to see what my c64 looks like via luma / chroma too.Quote:
Originally Posted by fitzsteve
Got a cool CDROM kit as sold by Vesalia:
http://www.vesalia.de/e_amigaslimcddrive.htm
Bought locally - Tested on stock A1200 with 4gb CF card with random CD after installing IDEFix:
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Tested with game CD (Dizzy Collection CD32)
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Works great :D
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Just got back from a 250 mile round trip to collect a few retro goodies. When I arrived to collect them there appeared to be more than I had realised. Good job I went on my own as the car was full! I'll upload pics as and when I open the boxes.... I do know there is some very special stuff in them boxes though :-)
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250 miles for some grapes :P
Couriosity is getting the better of me.. so far have found Crash (Speccy) issues 2 to 36. Those boxes of grapes are all games....
Happy hunting! It's always great fun unpacking a large haul :)
Nice, are you going to mount it internally?Quote:
Originally Posted by fitzsteve
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Originally Posted by fitzsteve
It cirtainly is when you open one of these - it's in the original box (box is turned inside out for some unknown reason) and there is LOADS of software and hardware for it. OMFG so happy lolAttachment 78319
Nagh I'm just going to leave the cable hanging out gangster style :DQuote:
Originally Posted by djos
I got it really for curiosity, that's all! I was hoping it would have an audio output to use with the prisma when it comes out but it doesn't so I'll be back to using a CDROM with JAE adapter and 4Way IDE splitter...
It's really useful though just for loading up some CD's and seems to work really well. I will use it for booting some CD32 Games and Amiga CD stuff.