A Simple Question Really...

[Thorham]

or other Amiga set up they have that's not an original piece of Amiga hardware ie: not an A500/600/1200/2000/4000 etc..

Hardware setups that are not the original  hardware (as you've listed), are not Amigas. An Amiga is not some PPC CPU with peecee bits added to it, no matter what anyone calls it Things don't magically turn into Amigas because of some AmigaOs like Os This goes especially for running Aros like software directly on peecees: not an Amiga in any way

[Thorham]

There had to be one didnt there.... very useful contribution to the originals posters questions......

You don't get the point The op asks about Amiga setups, but then leaves out all of the actual Amiga computers: A500 to A4000. The only thing that remains then is emulation, while all the other so called Amiga machines, are just PPC with peecee parts. That's great, talking about Amiga setups and then excluding all Amigas! Makes sense, doesn't it

In my opinion, the last REAL Amiga was the A4000T and A1200.

You're absolutely right