Fs: A3000t '030

[tone007]

Good condition, includes original feet
3.1 ROMs, 16MB ZIP FastRAM, 2MB ChipRAM
4GB HD
All the latest chips (Buster, DMAC, SCSI)
Currently has a Hydranet ethernet board and CV64, those can be left in or removed
Battery removed long ago, no damage to board
Power supply internals replaced with newer AT supply (installed into original PSU's case to maintain stock appearance)
System is as reliable and solid an Amiga as I've used, has worked beautifully with 3 different accelerators.

Insanely heavy as you'd expect, international shipping might not be reasonable

PM offers.

[tone007]

Yes.

[tone007]

Pretty close to it.

[tone007]

The space requirements are too great.

[tone007]

I've got a 4000T here too, I always liked the 3000T better.

[tone007]

There are some games on AGA that aren't available for ECS/OCS, true.  The 3000T was more of a professional system, while most Amigas have a "mouse" port and a "joystick" port, the 3000T's are labelled Mouse 1 and Mouse 2.  Same ports, just labelled differently for business users.

[tone007]

All kidding aside, the 3000T is now sold.

Thanks for the interest.

[tone007]

Your A3000 isn't an A3000T.

[tone007]

A3000D
That's the sexiest model for me...

They're nice, if a bit hard to expand in the CPU slot area due to stuff in the way... Even finding good low-profile heatsinks to handle a 3640 card under there is tough.

[tone007]

What's the difference between the desktop and the tower?

Completely different cases and motherboards:

http://amiga.resource.cx/mod/a3000t.html
http://amiga.resource.cx/mod/a3000.html

..not to mention a good 20lbs or so.

Functionally, they're about the same aside from the additional room in the 3000T.

edit: oh, internal speaker in the 3000T as well.

[tone007]

Maybe it's just luck, but I always seemed to have a better time getting things (hardware or software) working on the 3000T.  Plus it's a C= case.  The 4000T's case is pretty lame.  Built-in scandoubler is nice, too.

[tone007]

For industrial looks, I hardly think anything can beat a fully expanded TI-99/4A system.

I'd go with "jigsaw puzzle" more than industrial looks.  Thanks for reminding me I have one of those to leave out for the trash man.