Hi, a brief introduction to myself:
I first came into contact with the C64 in 1986.
Two years later I got a Sanyo MBC-775 (8088 CPU) and gradually switched to PCs.
I kept the C64, though, and started collecting Commodore devices.
I even owned two original C65 prototypes (sold in 2008, unfortunately).
Now I have around 35 C64s and almost all motherboard versions, as well as various Amiga 500s and 1200s (I'm still missing the Japanese C64 and the 326298 REV. B).
My PC collection includes everything from the 8088 and 8086 to the Pentium 3, as well as almost all Gravis Ultrasound versions and board revisions.
Four identical Pentium 3 PCs with Gravis Ultrasound sound cards and tube monitors are always ready for use for MS-DOS network games.
I also repair motherboards and, if necessary, circuit boards under a stereo microscope.
Every Tuesday after work, I meet up with a friend and we play games on a DOS PC, Amiga, C64, or Plus/4.
Currently, we're trying out every game released for the Amiga.
We still have a while to go
, but there are also many gems we didn't even know about (but also a lot of junk).
I own a Mega65 and I love it!
Best regards, Andreas
I first came into contact with the C64 in 1986.
Two years later I got a Sanyo MBC-775 (8088 CPU) and gradually switched to PCs.
I kept the C64, though, and started collecting Commodore devices.
I even owned two original C65 prototypes (sold in 2008, unfortunately).
Now I have around 35 C64s and almost all motherboard versions, as well as various Amiga 500s and 1200s (I'm still missing the Japanese C64 and the 326298 REV. B).
My PC collection includes everything from the 8088 and 8086 to the Pentium 3, as well as almost all Gravis Ultrasound versions and board revisions.
Four identical Pentium 3 PCs with Gravis Ultrasound sound cards and tube monitors are always ready for use for MS-DOS network games.
I also repair motherboards and, if necessary, circuit boards under a stereo microscope.
Every Tuesday after work, I meet up with a friend and we play games on a DOS PC, Amiga, C64, or Plus/4.
Currently, we're trying out every game released for the Amiga.
We still have a while to go
, but there are also many gems we didn't even know about (but also a lot of junk).I own a Mega65 and I love it!
Best regards, Andreas
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