I finally have a Toaster!

[mbrantley]

Look here....

http://www.oldsoftware.com/Amiga.html

http://www.oldsoftware.com/softimg6/23pin9.jpg

I bought two Amiga monitor cables from them. You need either the A-9 or A-6 cable, depending on connector at the monitor end.

[mbrantley]

Matt_H wrote:
Redmond Cable is also worth checking out.

Redmond Cable is great and has a well-deserved solid reputation. I still have a custom 23-pin extension cable Redmond made for me 15 or more years ago.

But I do see this notice on the Redmond site now that will impact us:

"Due to increased cost of parts and freight, Redmond Cable will begin to impose a minimum order requirement of $75.00 beginning 3/14/08.  Also going forward, Redmond Cable will be realigning our focus to corporate and commercial customers only.  We want to thank our customers for their business and patronage over the past 24 years and look forward to a continued relationship in the future."

[mbrantley]

Indy, looks good. Box is nice and clean and "military spec," as someone has said on here a few times. Got some yellowed keyboards and mice here, too.

Have fun. I'm still hoping to have NewTek repair my Toaster card, which had a component literally explode when I turned on the power for the first time. Had the top off the 2000 case at the time, and it looked like the Fourth of July for a second or so.