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A4000 keyboards are not worth £30

If you fitted an IDE-CF adapter, a 2Gig (or more card) and pre-installed Workbench and some software I am sure you'd get well over £250

Especially if you included an RGB SCART cable.

I paid £65 recently for an untested, sold as seen, non-pro SX32. (Which may or may not give you help with your pricing).

The main problem with SX32-MK1 (and SX32-Pro) is that they can be a loose fit on the CD32 edge connector and cause problems. If you can testify that you've never had any problems (perhaps sell your CD32 with the SX32-Pro to ensure a known fit) then the price will reflect this.
 

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Re: Looking to sell my SX32 Pro - What's a good price for one?
« Reply #1 on: July 20, 2008, 10:30:36 PM »
Nonsense, I've bought 3 over the last 2 years and never paid more than £10

After all you can get a keyboard adapter for a little bit more and use any PC keyboard.

Black CDTV keyboards are the only ones which are worth slightly more as they are sought after by people wanting to create sprayed "Black" desktop Amiga's