For sale: The last and best equipped machine of my collection... 
This Amiga 3000T is equipped with a Phase5 Cyberstorm MK2 68060 card with 50MHz, additionally a CyberSCSI board is installed running a 4GB and a 8,5 GB IBM SCSI disk.
In the computer, the INT2 signal has been rerouted by cable to the CPU slot so that the 060 card works properly. On the CPU card 128 MB RAM and on the mainboard 2MB chip RAM are installed.
Furthermore, a Cybervision 3D graphics card, an Ariadne network card and a Budda Flash IDE controller are installed.
There are 2 HD floppies and an internal Plextor UltraPlex SCSI CD-ROM. Externally, a Ricoh 128MB MOD drive (with 3 media) and a Plextor PlexWriter CD-R can be connected via the internal SCSI adapter.
On the display panel, the drive LED has been replaced by two separate LEDs - one each for the scsi.device and the cybscsi.device (see pictures).
There is are KS 3.1 ROMs installed and an OS 3.5, as well as a lot of software - everything I still have on original disks/CDs is included. Among them also expensive things like: Pagestream DTP, Real3D (with dongle), MasterISO, Scala MM (with dongle) etc.
Among the software are also the WB2.04 disks, Amiga Vision, AmigaOS3.5 CD, Amiga Dev CD - all including documentation.
Also included are mounting rails, SCSI cables, an new IDE DVD-ROM (never used), a floppy disk box, an external SCSI case, the original A3000T German keyboard and an optical Golden Image mouse with extension cord. A power cable and the key is of course also included.
The computer runs perfectly, the battery was removed many years ago (small discolouration at the former "-" pole), the computer gets the time via NTP over the network. Therefore, I have never installed a new battery.
The Amiga could be shipped worldwide on a pallet - I have to ask for prices depending on the location.
Was Price: 5000 EUR or 5500 USD Price: 4800 EUR or 5200 USD
Also on sale elsewhere.
This Amiga 3000T is equipped with a Phase5 Cyberstorm MK2 68060 card with 50MHz, additionally a CyberSCSI board is installed running a 4GB and a 8,5 GB IBM SCSI disk.
In the computer, the INT2 signal has been rerouted by cable to the CPU slot so that the 060 card works properly. On the CPU card 128 MB RAM and on the mainboard 2MB chip RAM are installed.
Furthermore, a Cybervision 3D graphics card, an Ariadne network card and a Budda Flash IDE controller are installed.
There are 2 HD floppies and an internal Plextor UltraPlex SCSI CD-ROM. Externally, a Ricoh 128MB MOD drive (with 3 media) and a Plextor PlexWriter CD-R can be connected via the internal SCSI adapter.
On the display panel, the drive LED has been replaced by two separate LEDs - one each for the scsi.device and the cybscsi.device (see pictures).
There is are KS 3.1 ROMs installed and an OS 3.5, as well as a lot of software - everything I still have on original disks/CDs is included. Among them also expensive things like: Pagestream DTP, Real3D (with dongle), MasterISO, Scala MM (with dongle) etc.
Among the software are also the WB2.04 disks, Amiga Vision, AmigaOS3.5 CD, Amiga Dev CD - all including documentation.
Also included are mounting rails, SCSI cables, an new IDE DVD-ROM (never used), a floppy disk box, an external SCSI case, the original A3000T German keyboard and an optical Golden Image mouse with extension cord. A power cable and the key is of course also included.
The computer runs perfectly, the battery was removed many years ago (small discolouration at the former "-" pole), the computer gets the time via NTP over the network. Therefore, I have never installed a new battery.
The Amiga could be shipped worldwide on a pallet - I have to ask for prices depending on the location.
Was Price: 5000 EUR or 5500 USD Price: 4800 EUR or 5200 USD
Also on sale elsewhere.
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