-Edit- Bare, unpopulated A4000T motherboards - $40 each.

[redrumloa]

There's a possibility I might be purchasing a stack of NOS A4000T motherboards in the near future. Right now I am awaiting clarification if these are fully populated boards with all chips, or some rare blank novelty boards.

I dunno, would there be any interest in NOS A4000T motherboards?  :-o

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Clarification, these are bare boards :-( Unpopulated, no chips. Sorry for the letdown.

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[color=0000ff]Edit#2[/color][color=0000ff]These boards will be $40 each. If you are interested, PM me to reserve one.[/color]

[X-ray]

I would definitely be interested, assuming the board is the same spec as mine. What sort of price are we talking about (all chips present)?

[redrumloa]

X-ray wrote:
I would definitely be interested, assuming the board is the same spec as mine. What sort of price are we talking about (all chips present)?

Too early to say, I just got an email asking if I was interested. No hard details yet. Needless to say I fell out of my chair when I read that line :lol: Let's hope they are full boards and I can get them at a good price.

[x56h34]

I'd be interested, but I'm guessing that most likely those are blank boards.

What price did you have in mind, if the boards are indeed fully populated?

[x56h34]

Oh I almost forgot.

In order to actually test an A4000T motherboard out, you will need the SCSI, Audio/Video, and I/O modules connected to the motherboard, otherwise it won't boot.

Vesalia have these in stock, and possibly SoftwareHut as well.

[redrumloa]

x56h34 wrote:
What price did you have in mind, if the boards are indeed fully populated?

It all depends on quantity and price I can get them for. I really don't like to gouge buyers. I believe in giving a fair price in the hope the customer becomes a repeat customer. That said I don't know ANY details yet. I'm just hopefull. A stock of NOS A4000T motherboards is the holy grail stock of the Amiga market. :-)

[X-ray]

I'd like an extra one (or two) because I have been toying with the idea of designing a new A4000T case from scratch. The original case is a crap design and mine is yellow and has several dents in it anyway. I could design a new case in Cinema 4D and pass the dxf to a company that has one of those laser cutters. It would probably be a desktop design in brushed aluminium, nice and light. But that would be for later this year or next year. Nice to get spare boards now though if they are available.

[Amigaz]

Here's another interested person  :-)

[Tahoe]

I might be very interested in one!! Ehr, maybe a newbie question, or maybe I missed one, but what's the NOS?

(except for a dutch broadcast company)

[X-ray]

It is New Old Stock.

It is new (unused) but from old stock.

[dnelsonfl]

It almost sounds too good to be true. I hope it works out, and I'd be interested.

[SHADES]

I would probably be interested also.

[DethKnight]

interested based on price

[billt]

I might be interested. My A4000T is my main computer, but I'd like to do a few hacks, and having a spare around would be handy for sizing things up before I tear down the "real one", and for sizing thngs up during idea sessions when I don't want to tear the "real one" out at all.

I'm currently using a spare A3000 desktop to build my tower hack without interfering with usability of that "real one", which is quite useful.

[artman]

I too, may be interested.  Building an A4000 sounds like a good project.  Price is definitely a concideration though.  Best regards...Art