Have you owned every production model classic Amiga?

[Franko]

I hear those arteries clogging now

I can feel them clogging up in between my smokers coughing bouts...

(It's traditional Scottish health food, If you live past 57 here they have to put you down...) :destroy: :biglaugh:

[rrete]

I've got all principals models, A500 (4) several mobo revisions, A500+ (2), A 600, A1200 (2), A 2000 (2), A3000, A4000D in a tower box and a CDTV, only CD32 and A4000T left.
So I think I can say Yes.... ¿no?

[tone007]

No A1000 or A3000T? No CD32 or A4000T?  I think that's a no.

So close, though.

[tone007]

No A1000 or A3000T? No CD32 or A4000T? I think that's a no.

So close, though.

[rrete]

I think that A3000D and A3000T are the same computer "basically" there are more differences on A4000D-A4000T (scsi, kickstart, buses) but is the same computer.
Is exactly like A2000 series are the same with more cards.
In A1000 you are right, is the first model, I forget it when writing post.

[tone007]

The 3000D and 3000T have similar capabilities, but the motherboards are completely different, and obviously the 3000T can fit more Zorro boards and even has room for 5.25" drives.  The 3000T is also much rarer, which makes it a big one to check off of the list.

[rrete]

And what about A3500? is this an Amiga 100% production model? Some units were sold in some dealers there in the United States.

[tone007]

I wouldn't call the 3500 a production model, but who knows, maybe someone else knows better.

[Crom00]

I've owned at one time or another every item minus:
A3000UX
A500+

Those were simply variations on a base model.

Also have a Minimig and had the CD32 FMV and peggy card. Some hard to find items.

[Jope]

I've missed the A1500, A2000UX, A2500, CDTV, A3000T-040 (i did have the normal T), A4000T. Apart from that, all production Amigas have been owned. :-)

If we don't count the minor variant models, then I've only missed the CDTV and A4000T..

Still have one or more of each of the following: A500, A500+, A600, A1000, A1200, A3000 (I believe it is a UX, but it has been spraypainted black :-/), A4000

[Crom00]

I only have an A1200 with a Blizz 030/50 and two backup A1200s. Waiting for the JENS turbos.

Emulation is looking better and better. A trhow away HP XW8000 workstation with the scisi drives and GFX card makes an awfull nice HULU, MAME, DOWNLOADED MOVIE, and Media Center Retro EMU Machine. Especially connected to a 42" lcd. That's my favorite Amiga.

I have my A1200/ A4000 hard drive backed up as a hard file and show friends what is possible on this ancient tech emulated. I do the classic bouncing ball animation demo, while playing mods, editing copy, downloading files with the Ethernet connection  in Final Copy, running Image FX all and ad pro. Amiga KIT on such a setup is stunning.

With Wireless mouse and keyboard of course.

[Omega Space Protons]

Nope, I don't own a single amiga system. I only have the Amiga Forever 2010 CD which isn't considered a "system" per se.

Omega Space Protons

[minator]

I've owned at one time or another every item minus:
A3000UX
A500+

Those were simply variations on a base model.

The A500+ had the ECS so its not the same as the standard A500.  It also came with Kickstart/Workbench 2.0 whereas the A500 didn't.

[minator]

I've had a couple of A1000s, one was (is) an American NTSC version.

The other was a European PAL version.  This one had an added twist because it was originally a French machine complete with Azerty keyboard, to sell it to the UK they put stickers on the keyboard.


I also had an A500+ and a couple of A1200s but that was it - for production machines ;-)

Is the collection considered incomplete if you don't have a copy of Amiga Forever?

[tone007]

Is the collection considered incomplete if you don't have a copy of Amiga Forever?

That depends on what you're collecting.  If you're just counting classic Amiga machines, then I don't see how Amiga Forever could count.

[motrucker]

Never had a 1500, true 2500, 3000T, 600, or CD32. At one time or another I've had the rest.
With a little luck, I may add an A3000d again soon.