I talked to the guy at the counter, and meant to post this too. He gets a lot of Amiga hardware and would be worth polling if you are interested. I suspect that the prices will go up if a bunch of Amiga people pounce though, and they can use the bucks there. (ask Jay for the contact)

Lots of NTSC studio quality video pulls as well, worth the visit if you are near STL and want to have very high quality NTSC video switching and other equipment. Looks like some local studios probably just recent.y digitized since there is nearly a full setup there right now. Leich and Grass Valley spotted for example.

Sad thing was there was an IBM 5100 at the other local junk location there and it was gone when my friend and I went there (after lunch with Jay, by the way thanks again for meeting up and buying lunch, Jay).

I spotted a Boeing store on Lindbergh on the way to the hotel, too late to visit. Anyone culled thru there for what they have? The one in Seattle was always a must visit in Kent when I was visiting there for work. Daily visits are warranted. Sadly it is shut down.

thanks
Jim


On 9/10/2015 6:02 PM, Jay West wrote:
Local electronics haunt has an Amiga 2000HD on the shelf.  I was in a rush
so didn't get any particulars. It did not appear to have a monitor or
keyboard. Didn't see a price tag, but just from past experience I'd guess
the owner tagged it around $50.

I'm not in to them, no interest.. But if someone is interested I'd be happy
to look further, ship, etc.

J



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