For sale my FPGA Arcade Replay development and testing system.
The system comprises of:
- FPGA Arcade Replay main board with 64MB FAST RAM
- FPGA Arcade 060DB daughterboard with 128MB FAST RAM - 10/100 Ethernet - 16bit 48kHz AHI Sound & real floppy drive support.
- Motorola 68LC060 50MHz CPU.
- PicoPSU 12V -> 5V power supply
- 3.5" PC HD floppy drive (720k Amiga modified)
- TTL->RS232 serial converter (Amiga hardware serial port)
- Aluminium nano ITX case with working HDD and power LEDs. The case's power button accesses the Replay's OSD menu.
- 12V 3A power supply
The Replay system has alot of features, but its best known for its accurate Amiga simulation (as its done in hardware by the FPGA we shouldn't call it emulation).
Features of the system:
- Amiga simulation on the real 68LC060 or using an FPGA based 020
- RGB analog and digital output with excellent PQ.
- Analog (mini jack) audio output
- 2x DB9 joystick/mouse inputs
- 2x PS/2 keyboard/mouse inputs (needed)
- 10/100 Ethernet port (working SANA II device - works in AmiTCP and Miami)
- 2x USB2 port (linked to the front of the case). Works with the supplied Poseidon software. Memory sticks and mice can be used.
- Real 720k Amiga floppy drive
- 1x RS232 serial port
- AHI 16bit/48kHz audio support over the same mini jack output as the standard Amiga audio
- RTG video support upto 1024x768
- SDcard for storing cores and HDD image files. Working setup supplied on request.
The FPGA Arcade's Amiga core is the afaik the most accurate Amiga simulation known at the moment. The Mister has many excellent cores too, but for Amiga the Replay is still the number 1.
Almost any game you throw at it works without a hitch. If the 060 would give you trouble running a game, for example when instead of using WHDload you want to load an unpatched game from floppy, you can always switch back to the Amiga020 core, which runs a 020 CPU in the FPGA at high speed or 14MHz Amiga 1200 speed.
Also MAC emulation, using ShapeShifter, works excellent on this Replay system. The 060 makes it really fast.
The picture and sound quality are top notch, as the system's architect, Mike J, is a professional designer of high quality video processing systems.
You can choose whether to connect the system to an analog RGB input (15kHz or 31kHz), like in my case a Sony PVM monitor or use the DVI digital video output and connect it to an LCD (15kHz or 31kHz).
The system allows for swapping the CPU for another 060. I have used a 68060rev6 on the 060DB in the past. The system allows for 85MHz maximum stable speed on my 68060rev6 CPU (not included) using passive cooling (heatsink).
My price for this complete system: 900 Euro. Basically thats what all the parts have costed me without taking into account the time to build the system.
Payment can be by bank transfer (IBAN) or PayPal friends.
Shipping within Europe around 35 Euro because of the weight.
The system comprises of:
- FPGA Arcade Replay main board with 64MB FAST RAM
- FPGA Arcade 060DB daughterboard with 128MB FAST RAM - 10/100 Ethernet - 16bit 48kHz AHI Sound & real floppy drive support.
- Motorola 68LC060 50MHz CPU.
- PicoPSU 12V -> 5V power supply
- 3.5" PC HD floppy drive (720k Amiga modified)
- TTL->RS232 serial converter (Amiga hardware serial port)
- Aluminium nano ITX case with working HDD and power LEDs. The case's power button accesses the Replay's OSD menu.
- 12V 3A power supply
The Replay system has alot of features, but its best known for its accurate Amiga simulation (as its done in hardware by the FPGA we shouldn't call it emulation).
Features of the system:
- Amiga simulation on the real 68LC060 or using an FPGA based 020
- RGB analog and digital output with excellent PQ.
- Analog (mini jack) audio output
- 2x DB9 joystick/mouse inputs
- 2x PS/2 keyboard/mouse inputs (needed)
- 10/100 Ethernet port (working SANA II device - works in AmiTCP and Miami)
- 2x USB2 port (linked to the front of the case). Works with the supplied Poseidon software. Memory sticks and mice can be used.
- Real 720k Amiga floppy drive
- 1x RS232 serial port
- AHI 16bit/48kHz audio support over the same mini jack output as the standard Amiga audio
- RTG video support upto 1024x768
- SDcard for storing cores and HDD image files. Working setup supplied on request.
The FPGA Arcade's Amiga core is the afaik the most accurate Amiga simulation known at the moment. The Mister has many excellent cores too, but for Amiga the Replay is still the number 1.
Almost any game you throw at it works without a hitch. If the 060 would give you trouble running a game, for example when instead of using WHDload you want to load an unpatched game from floppy, you can always switch back to the Amiga020 core, which runs a 020 CPU in the FPGA at high speed or 14MHz Amiga 1200 speed.
Also MAC emulation, using ShapeShifter, works excellent on this Replay system. The 060 makes it really fast.
The picture and sound quality are top notch, as the system's architect, Mike J, is a professional designer of high quality video processing systems.
You can choose whether to connect the system to an analog RGB input (15kHz or 31kHz), like in my case a Sony PVM monitor or use the DVI digital video output and connect it to an LCD (15kHz or 31kHz).
The system allows for swapping the CPU for another 060. I have used a 68060rev6 on the 060DB in the past. The system allows for 85MHz maximum stable speed on my 68060rev6 CPU (not included) using passive cooling (heatsink).
My price for this complete system: 900 Euro. Basically thats what all the parts have costed me without taking into account the time to build the system.
Payment can be by bank transfer (IBAN) or PayPal friends.
Shipping within Europe around 35 Euro because of the weight.
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