🚀 go-pugleaf

On 21 Mar 1997 07:18:14 GMT, steve23@concentric.net wrote:

>A couple of weeks ago comp usa was selling a scsi cdr for $250 after
>rebate.  Frys also now has a scsi cdr for about $330 (both brand new).  I
>will offer $250 + 50 since its external, ie $300 for it.
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Not for this drive was it $250.  

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>In article <332C6BC5.17C3@emory.edu>, gbrow04@emory.edu wrote:
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>> For Sale: Pinnacle Micro RCD 5020
>> 
>> CD-recorder (2X/2X Read/Write)
>> External
>> SCSI Interface.
>> Writes in all the standard Format.
>> Works on PC or MAC, (I haven't used it on Linux yet)
>> 
>> Comes with: Drive (of course), SCSI Terminator, Corel CD Creator 2
>> (Win95/3.1), Power Cable, 3ft SCSI Cable (50pin Centronics to HD50pin),
>> Three Sony Blanks (650MB/74min) with jewel cases, and install disk for
>> PC. 
>> 
>> I'm selling it because I have used it a grand total of 4 times and it
>> doesn't look like I'll use it a whole lot anymore. I thuoght I would use
>> it a lot but I don't. I don't have time to play games or make music CD's
>> because I'm in college. The only thing I use my PC for now is e-mail and
>> Typing Papers. I bought it August '96 and I think the total power on
>> time is probaly less than 48 hours. I let my friend (Mac user) borrow it
>> and he says it works great with Toast, whatever that is. You Mac users
>> will just have to take his word for it. I left the box and the docs at
>> home but I can get my parents to send them to me if my mom hasn't thrown
>> them away yet. 
>> 
>> Starting Price is $400 OBO. I paid $650. I'll pay for shipping (UPS
>> Ground) if you live in US. Good deal.  
>> 
>> I'm selling it for money so I can buy books, food, and booze. Send
>> E-mail to gbrow04@emory.edu.