exxos's Atari, Amiga & retro forum

About 22 joysticks/paddles and 6 mice (some seem to be ST-AM switchable) All untested. £30 ono + postage (works out almost £1 per item!).

Mice!

I really wish I had the pennies for the rodents alone. Cracking deal.

I'm definitely interested - what would the postage be? I might try and add some stuff from the store to an order as well...

I'm on the North East Coast (North Yorkshire).

JezC wrote: ↑Mon Oct 29, 2018 9:18 pm I'm definitely interested - what would the postage be? I might try and add some stuff from the store to an order as well...

I'm on the North East Coast (North Yorkshire).

I guess worst case about £12-£15 UPS. I will see if I can box it tomorrow and see....

Sounds fine...I'll have a peruse of the store later tonight & draw up a list & let you know so we can sort it out.

Great...if enough rodents work I might even manage to get my A500 & A500+ back in action too

So you're really making space for that upcoming STF Remake factory in your house now are you?

sandord wrote: ↑Mon Oct 29, 2018 10:31 pm So you're really making space for that upcoming STF Remake factory in your house now are you?

Maybe

Being able to actually get in my workshop would be a good start!

But also I gotta clear this stuff up... something about the house needs new windows next year ... Stuff piled up to said windows does not help

Officially I'm fixing some of the STs (and probably at least one of the Amigas) ready to sell/make space. While some will definitely go to a good home, I want to keep 'enough' working systems plus spares to keep my MIDI habit going for many years.

If I win the lottery (maybe tomorrow) then another Falcon would be nice (my existing one to run Logic Audio, the new one for Cubase Audio maybe)...but I have quite a few dongles for Creator/Notator/Logic and a couple for Cubase so I obviously 'need' at least one ST for each of those

I've recently picked up a C-Lab Combiner so I could possibly run Cubase and Notator on the same ST and have one less system...but for some reason that idea doesn't appeal to me in the slightest!

Part of me does hope to find at least one totally dead board so that I have the excuse for a new STF remake of one kind or another

exxos wrote: ↑Mon Oct 29, 2018 10:40 pm Being able to actually get in my workshop would be a good start!

Fair point, you wouldn't want to be climbing piles of hardware only to break stuff. Legs and all.

exxos wrote: ↑Mon Oct 29, 2018 10:40 pm But also I gotta clear this stuff up... something about the house needs new windows next year ... Stuff piled up to said windows does not help

That would have made an interesting view from the outside Luckily burgulars aren't generally very interested in old computer crap (that's how they would call it, not my opinion ) or getting stuck between piles of it while trying to flee.

Had my shed broken into a few weeks back, they took my sons motorbike a few drills, bits and sockets, angle grinders and other easy to grab stuff, they left a C64, a pair of Technics 1200's in flight cases, a couple Tascam DA's and other studio / weird stuff. It's as if they have no clue.

Am seriously miffed but am glad that the hard to replace stuff is still there, cause my insurance ran out a few days before - can't afford to pay for it. The biggest ball ache is that the tools they took are what I need to rebuild the point of entry. C****s.