Hi

[nOw2]

Long time Amiga user, in fact never stopped using them.

My collection has some holes in it which I'd like to fill, and as some of the machines are in day to day use I also have some upgrade needs to fulfil.

I used to love the old Amibench site, its death killed off much of my interest in getting new kit, but I've finally got around to registering here.

 

[Justin]

hi

 

[Templar]

Welcome to AmiBay.

 

[Merlin]

Long time Amiga user, in fact never stopped using them.

My collection has some holes in it which I'd like to fill, and as some of the machines are in day to day use I also have some upgrade needs to fulfil.

I used to love the old Amibench site, its death killed off much of my interest in getting new kit, but I've finally got around to registering here.

AmiBench is still around, bizarrely... http://www.amibench.org Mark Wilson must have re-activated it in 2012, according to the message on the site. It was originally turned off back in late 2007.

It still seems to be stuck in 1995, in terms of presentation and graphics and there appears to be nobody actually using it, so I'm not 100% convinced it's actually working, but I could be wrong.

AmiBay was created in late 2007 as the successor to AmiBench and has largely surpassed Amibench in terms of how we operate, as we are as much about community as we are about trading.

This is meant as no slight on Mark Wilson's site at all; it's just that we realised that advice, repairs and mods were just as important as where to buy items. Our overall mission from the outset was different to Amibench.