WTB: SX-32 Pro

[amigadave]

PaperMario wrote:

Prosolis wrote:
Hello everyone. I just recently acquired my Amiga CD32 after messing around with UAE for a few months (it's great but not perfect). Now I'm looking to turn this baby into a full fledged Amiga. Anyone selling? I know what I'm getting into and I'm willing to pony up some dollars. Thank you.

you do realize that last time SX-32 Pro (68030@50mhz) went for nearly $1,000 on ebay?
they are almost impossible to find nowadays.

$1,000.00?  Wow, I knew that I had found gold when a member here called me and offered to sell me his SX32Pro a few weeks back, but I didn't realize that someone would pay $1,000 USD for one.

That reminds me, I need to dig out the brand new, never been used CD32 and install the SX32Pro to test if it is working.  I am sure it will be one of my favorite Amigas now.  Hmmmm, which HD to install?  What OS should be installed on the HD, 3.1, 3.5, or 3.9? Since it will mainly be used for entertainment, will 3.9 be a problem w/WHDLoad games? Life is good now that I have all the Amigas I have been wanting for all those years when I only had an A1000 and later my 68030 Vector in the A2000 w/Vortex 386sx Bridgeboard.

[amigadave]

I can't help you with a SX32Pro, because I will never part with mine, but I do have an SX-1 that will turn your CD32 into the equal of an A1200.

Let me know if you are interested in buying it.

[amigadave]

amiga92570 wrote:
Never say never dave. I had two and ended up selling one about 6 months ago. So I could say I will never sell the other one, but that may not be the case, you never know. The one I sold was 25mhz 030 for $500.00. The 50mhz I am keeping for myself for now.

Well of course you are correct, but I can't imagine selling my Amiga collection, until, or unless I need the money to pay medical bills and have nothing else to sell.  Hopefully I will never be in that position.

If none of my children have any interest in my collection, they will sell it when I am gone, or when I am so out of it I can't enjoy using any computers any longer (at that point, just put me out of my misery please).  Amiga for me is one of the best ways to waste time, have fun, and produce memories and art to share with those I love.  Thank you Jay Miner and everyone else who worked so hard to make the Amiga so unique.