🚀 go-pugleaf

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Description:

An Amiga 4000, 68040 CPU.  16mb RAM, 2mb Chip RAM.  150mb and 80mb
internal IDE hard drives, and 1.44mb Floppy Drive.  Used, but works
well.  Internal serial ports are broken, but the system includes a GVP
IO Extender card that has a high-speed (115kbps) serial port and
parallel port.

Other cards included:  A Dataflyer Plus SCSI interface and a Commodore
A2232 Multiport Serial Card (seven serial ports, max 19.2kbps per
port).  Also included is a GVP DSS8+ Digital Sound Studio (used for
sampling audio, plugs into the parallel port).

A Commodore 1942 monitor, with adapter for plugging directly into the
Amiga's onboard video.  It is missing its front control cover (the
plastic plate that flips down), but is otherwise in good, working
condition.

The setup includes a almost-new Amiga keyboard, a 3rd-party
Amiga-compatible mouse, various cables (including ones for the A2232
card), Workbench 3.0 floppies and driver floppies for the various
components and cards, and manuals as well.

This is everything you need to start yourself with a basic Amiga
setup.  I bought this all used from a friend, but I have worked with
it enough to say with honesty that it is all in decent, operating
condition.


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Ed Powell -- epowell@yuck.net