Amiga A4000, Cyberstorm 060/50, SCSI, Cybervision 64, Ariadne, Emplant and more

I'd like to sell this as a whole unit - but since that's unlikely I'll work it like this:

New package offer - A4000, GI Mouse + UK A4000 Keyboard + 4Gb CF + OS3.1/KS3.1 - all original boxes - £470

1. First 24hrs Full unit sale (30th April) - £1700
2. From 1st May I'll accept a split - prices are below:

• Amiga A4000 (with a CBM 030/25 card with 33MHz 68882 and KS3.0 if bought alone), 2Mb Chip - £410
• Golden Image optical mouse - £15

• Magneto-Optical drive (230Mb) + 5 disks - £80
• External SCSI CD burner (Plextor 12/10/32) - £40
• External SCSI DAT (HP SureStore Tape 2000 in Slimline 5.25" case) + 10 or more new D90 tapes - £50

• CyberStorm MKI 060/50 with 64Mb (2x32Mb + 2 free slots) - £425 - SOLD to slaapliedje
  
• CyberSCSI Module for above - £75 - SOLD to stefan_st
• Cybervision 64 4Mb - £180 - SOLD to kronuz
  
• Ariadne Ethernet v1.2 - £160 - SOLD to direktorn
• Emplant Deluxe (SCSI + Appletalk + e586DX module) - £75 - SOLD to Rakeim132
  

The A4000 has an original, fully working HD drive, original PSU, original keyboard (space bar is slightly yellow). Comes with a VGA adaptor (silver) and I'll include a brand new 4Gb CF card/adaptor and 3.5->2.5" adaptor (see pics). Manuals are included. Original A4000 box also provided.

All parts tested and working (I'm still using the A4000 at the moment). A4000 has had battery removed (was furry) but the motherboard has no broken tracks and a working RTC, etc - just add a coin or a new barrel battery to get powered-off functionality back.

I'll probably be editing this today - if I do it'll be to add items included in the full package sale (30th April). Individual part prices will not be changed in an upwards direction and any downward change will be honoured to anyone who expresses interest from tomorrow onwards.

All individual items have their own original boxes, manuals, etc.

Prices do not include postage or Paypal fees.

Pictures to follow shortly (there seem to be quite a lot!)

Run out of time for this afternoon - I will add more pictures this evening! Anything you don't see - please ask and I'll take/upload pictures of whatever.

Water stain on the back / side of the A4000 outer cardboard box - I'll try and take a picture once I've cleaned the box of dust. Integrity of the box has not been compromised.

The SCSI cable and SCSI drive shown in the last picture is no longer available as part of this sale.

First pictures

Run out of time for today - will add more pictures this evening! Anything you don't see - please ask and I'll take/upload pictures of whatever.

Second placeholder pictures

Interested in Ariadne Ethernet v1.2 as of May 1:th

Interested in the Emplant...
After the 1st of May of course!

@LonesomeAmiga: Is the 586 module something that's pictured in the photo of the Emplant you posted? I'm not sure, but for 'historic' reasons and only, would it be too much for you to post a few pics of that module in case it's something that's not shown here?
Thanks, and good luck with your sale! :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by salaxi54

@LonesomeAmiga: Is the 586 module something that's pictured in the photo of the Emplant you posted? I'm not sure, but for 'historic' reasons and only, would it be too much for you to post a few pics of that module in case it's something that's not shown here?
Thanks, and good luck with your sale! :thumbsup:

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Hi salaxi54,

According to the e586DX manual - an Emplant board requires a change to GAL1 (picture attached) if the module is bought separately - fortunately I bought the board as a deluxe board with the module already included (which means this chip is fitted directly in the factory), so had to do nothing. The remaining parts are in the manual folder (see picture above) - an AMI BIOS disk and an e586DX disk.

Thanks for the wishes. It's breaking my heart to split this up (selling it at all, really!) :-(

Thanks for replying, and verifying what i was guessing! After lots of reading, and after your picture, it's safe to say that the 586DX module actually is the chip you pictured, and a set of disks. All that's left for someone to use it, is to find an appropriate PC BIOS and drag an image from that to the Emplant.
Just like with the Mac ROM.
Thanks once again. :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by salaxi54

Thanks for replying, and verifying what i was guessing! After lots of reading, and after your picture, it's safe to say that the 586DX module actually is the chip you pictured, and a set of disks. All that's left for someone to use it, is to find an appropriate PC BIOS and drag an image from that to the Emplant.
Just like with the Mac ROM.
Thanks once again. :thumbsup:

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The appropriate PC BIOS is included (that's the AMI BIOS disk in the picture) - I presume you can use others of the right type :-) I've got a Mac OS around here somewhere (wallet of disks plus manual, etc) which I'm fairly certain was the one I used to use with the Emplant - might have to dig it out and see if I can add it to the sale list up there ;-)

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Originally Posted by LonesomeAmiga

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Originally Posted by salaxi54

@LonesomeAmiga: Is the 586 module something that's pictured in the photo of the Emplant you posted? I'm not sure, but for 'historic' reasons and only, would it be too much for you to post a few pics of that module in case it's something that's not shown here?
Thanks, and good luck with your sale! :thumbsup:

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Hi salaxi54,

According to the e586DX manual - an Emplant board requires a change to GAL1 (picture attached) if the module is bought separately - fortunately I bought the board as a deluxe board with the module already included (which means this chip is fitted directly in the factory), so had to do nothing. The remaining parts are in the manual folder (see picture above) - an AMI BIOS disk and an e586DX disk.

Thanks for the wishes. It's breaking my heart to split this up (selling it at all, really!) :-(

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Why sell it ?