Bought one of these bad girls:
It's an Amiga 600, mine is a bit more yellowed than this mint baby, but a little bit of a scrub will return it to its former glory. It came with the mouse, a Quickshot joystick (needs a new cable... and a good wash, but it's functioning fine):
...and a mountain of old floppies that were far too old to salvage - only 4-5 survived. I immediately expanded upon the set using this thing:
I cut the power connector part off, fitted the system with the adapter and a 3.5" IDE 40-pin ribbon cable (a bit of a tight fit, you can feel the case bending slightly, I'll have to get an IDE ribbon with "shorter" connectors), threaded it through to the expansion port and lo and behold, my A600 is now 3.5" inch HDD-ready (and running Workbench 2.1 from the connected and externally-powered hard drive!).
I've spent the day formatting floppies and downloading disk images, it's going to be a gaming feast when I'm done with this thing.
It's an Amiga 600, mine is a bit more yellowed than this mint baby, but a little bit of a scrub will return it to its former glory. It came with the mouse, a Quickshot joystick (needs a new cable... and a good wash, but it's functioning fine):
...and a mountain of old floppies that were far too old to salvage - only 4-5 survived. I immediately expanded upon the set using this thing:
I cut the power connector part off, fitted the system with the adapter and a 3.5" IDE 40-pin ribbon cable (a bit of a tight fit, you can feel the case bending slightly, I'll have to get an IDE ribbon with "shorter" connectors), threaded it through to the expansion port and lo and behold, my A600 is now 3.5" inch HDD-ready (and running Workbench 2.1 from the connected and externally-powered hard drive!).
I've spent the day formatting floppies and downloading disk images, it's going to be a gaming feast when I'm done with this thing.