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Re: Anyone know how to contact the Doom Master?
« on: January 22, 2010, 04:05:35 PM »
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Anyone here have a story about being satisfied with a purchase from Doomie?

I have.  Wanting to get back into the Amiga and I saw a craigslist for an Amiga 500 with 512k expansion and an external floppy for a good price.

I called and we set it up.

I picked it up, and he handed me the battery for the 512K, which he had removed.  We talked quite a bit about the "Golden Age" of computers, and had both owned a lot of the same hardware.  I enjoyed the retro-conversation and got to see his Amiga 2000/Video Toaster setup and his software collection.  He included a WB floppy (original) and a boxed copy of Blockout.

I got it home and it worked.  The floppies were giving me a bit of trouble.  I let him know and he offered to clean them.  But I did that myself.  Looks like it was mostly the buttons that recognize a floppy is inserted.  After playing with those, the internal works great now.  The external still gives me probs, but I haven't taken it apart to clean it better.  I've recently acquired an Amiga 1200, so I haven't poked at the 500 in a bit.

It wasn't until after that I got back onto the forums and realized that there were problems and I made the connection.

I'm not going to try to sway people's opinions.  I've stayed out of the posts for the most part.  Since you asked, I'm responding.  I saw one person who was defending him a bit in some other thread (possibly on another board) and people started attacking that person.

So, yes, I had a good experience.

desiv
Amiga 1200 w/ ACA1230/28 - 4G CF, MAS Player, ext floppy, and 1084S.
Amiga 500 w/ 2M CHIP and 8M FAST RAM, DCTV, AEHD floppy, and 1084S.
Amiga 1000 w/ 4M FAST RAM, DUAL CF hard drives, external floppy.