How many Amigas do you own?

[mingle]

What about an option for "0"?

I sold my last Amiga (an A500) last week... :-)

[redfox]

One Classic Amiga and one newer generation system.

[Iggy]

None. Waiting on FPGAArcade and Natami.

Tempted to re-invest in legacy hardware, but I'm currently in the same camp as Hattig.

Why wasn't a zero option included, too afraid that might be the largest category?

[klx300r]

see my sig..3 now & waiting for the 4'th:cool:

[Darrin]

Working:

A2000 68040
A3000 68040
A4000 68040 (Elbox Tower)
A1200 68020 14MHz (wedge)
A1200 68020 28Mhz (Elbox Tower)
A1200 68020 14Mhz (Elbox Tower)
CD32

Also:
Minimig v1.1 with ARM
C-ONE with Minimig Extender Card (Currently dead as a dodo)
FPGA Arcade on order...

[robo-ant]

I have three classic Amigas that I applied to my vote, my A1000, A1200, and A3000.

In addition, I have an A2000 here that is not mine but the owner seems to have abandoned it.  It's actually the fastest classic Amiga in the house because it has an '040 accelerator in it.  And I have a Sam.  And I have my old dedicated Amithlon box. :-)

[Jiffy]

An A1200 (68060/50, 64 MB), A2000 (68040/40, 128 MB) and A3000 (68040/33, 16 MB) which are all fully operational and an A2000 as a spare (also functional).

I use the A1200 mostly, but when I get a decent VGA-switch (soon), I expect this will shift to my A2000.

[AndyLandy]

The actual number I own is always in a state of flux. It got as high as eleven at one point, but now it's down to these:

My "main three": A4000/micronik tower; A3000; A1200
A boxed A500 at the door that's just about to be couriered to a new home
A disassembled A4000 (belongs to a friend) -- it needs some capacitor love.
A rather mangled A500plus with an equally shafted GVP A530! I'm hoping that some love and care will turn this mess back into an awesome Amiga rig.

[Drummerboy]

My option is 11 or more..

I have all Amiga Released models..:afro:

And some are repeated, as 5 A1200s, 3 A500s, 2 A1000s, 2 A4000s. 3 A2000s

All in full working order.

Monitors,  accessories, acelerators, expansions, special cards (Like V Toaster)and others its another count. :rtfm:  :roflmao:

Yeah.. i like Amiga World .. :afro:

[Amiga_Nut]

Hey I'm nearly at zero too!! Damned battery thing ruined my A2000 years ago (before I ever read it was an actual issue/urgent removal operation required)

So I have just one, my trusty little A1000 humming away with it's uber cute little audio bleet as it gets ready to show the Kickstart screen

[Tripitaka]

A500, A500+ , A1200, 2XCD32's at the mo. I'de love a SAM but I'm too poor....

[amiga92570]

Wow!  What would you be doing with 23 C64's?  I was not into computers during the C64's dominance and my first computer was the A1000, so I have no personal experience, or nostalgic memories of the C64, like so many other Amiga users have, but even if I did, I think 23 is a bit much for any computer model, even if it is the most popular computer ever built.  

I also think the C64 is one of the ugliest computer cases ever built, which makes me more confused that anyone would want to spend tens of thousands of dollars duplicating such an ugly case design.

Well if you need any c64's let me know. I will not admit to the amount I own. I started my commodore experience on the Vic for home use. We did have thousands of Pets at work however before the Pc's took over.

[rdolores]

Classics: 1-A1000, 2-A500, 1-A2000, 1-A2500, 1-A1200
Emulation: 2-AmigaForever 2010/11
NextGen: 2-Amithlon, 2-AROS


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