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I'm sorry I forgot to check back here, DM responded. Why was the thread moved though? Did I do something wrong? I know a bunch of items are not "retro" (definition pending :P) but lots are.

You can still enjoy the best floppy drive there is for the Commodore ;)

You can also use a 1571, which is my favorite C= floppy disk drive. My unit has been rock solid since 1990 when I bought it.

I know it's not in your near vicinity but not too far up north there's Amiga Of Rochester who can do repairs,. If you ever want a road trip or feel like you can safely ship it back and forth, they'd be able to help you!

Anybody has one to sell hopefully in NE USA?

Have you figured this out? I think I have an install CD for this card. Let me know and I'll look it up, rip it and upload it.

These items are gone! And so is the Surface RT

Well I don't know why this forum won't let me edit my original post, it's pretty inconvenent. So I'll update posting a follow up. The following items are held pending pickup: 3.5" IDE hard drives - Seagate Barracuda 80GB (Unknown status) - Hitachi Deskstar HDS722580VLAT20 80GB (Good status) -...

Someone has expressed interest in the Clié yesterday, I will let you know if they don't get it.

Oh I forgot to mention it. Yes it does!

Let me find a box to put it in and calculate it for you. Please remind me if I don't reply in a couple of days!

I had another thread but I'm not allowed to edit it so I make a new one. I'm trying to scale down all this crap and fast, please consider getting a bunch of stuff for a good deal. All these items are located in the New York City area of the US. I would prefer local people picking up. I'm happy...

That's pretty cool! I've been using MIDI-Ox since forever but I never seen these other tools. Thanks!

Are you familiar with any other DAWs at all? You could try Fruityloops 1.76 or even Ableton Live 4, for a more "modern" workflow. But your computer is quite slow, not sure how well those will run. I remember struggling on FL with a Pentium 133.

Amzing work!