exxos's Atari, Amiga & retro forum

Ok, time to trim the fat again (so to speak).

Seeing as I no longer have a F030 or a SCSI based Atari setup, the following can go: (all prices DO NOT include postage)

SCSI2SD v5.5:

This is the 'plug in' version (good for Apple Macs/Samplers and Atari TT). Purchased a week before they went out of stock (permanently!). Never used. More info here: https://www.scsi2sd.com/index.php?title=SCSI2SD Paid over £120 for it originally. I dont think its available any more. Looking for £60



Cubase Audio 16 (F030 or any other SCSI Atari with a CBX-d5) software + Yamaha CBX-D5 MIDI 4 Track recorder unit:

Either use the CAF software with a Falcon and the CBX as extra digital sound channels, or use with (e.g.) a TT for 4 audio channel direct to HDD record/playback at 44.1Khz with FX processor. Controlled by MIDI/SCSI. Ideally I want to sell as a pair (as the CBX needs this version of the Cubase software/dongle). Includes dongle and F030 Audio clock cart. Manuals for Cubase are in German, but the CBX-D5 manuals are English. Looking for £175


SCSI CD-ROM Drive: Tested working. Looking for £20


LaCie external SCSI HDD: Never got to test the drive out. Hence selling as a SCSI enclosure (although there is a fair chance that the actual SCSI HDD inside works too). Looking for £30



SCSI 1 + 2 active terminators/1<>2 converters, internal SCSI 2 leads/terms, external SCSI 1 cabling: What you see in the pictures basically. Looking for £25 for the lot.


That's it for now. Let me know (preferably by PM) if there's anything you want. :cheers:


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Interested in "Cubase Audio 16 (F030 or any other SCSI Atari with a CBX-d5) software + Yamaha CBX-D5 MIDI 4 Track recorder unit:"

Interested in SCSI2CD...and if Cyprian drops out on the Cubase kit then I'd be interested in that too.
I really would like it all but finances won't get to cover all that :(

That CDROM drive would be useful. It looks like the same Toshiba unit used in Sun workstations and servers in the late-90s/early-2000s.

stephen_usher wrote: 07 Feb 2023 19:48 That CDROM drive would be useful. It looks like the same Toshiba unit used in Sun workstations and servers in the late-90s/early-2000s.

Very good observation there Stephen.

The drive did actually come out of a Sun CD-ROM mount assembly.

However, the PMs for these items have been quite busy, so you are currently no.2 in line for that unit. I will let you know if anything changes.

Thanks.

UPDATE:

Just the external LaCie HDD/enclosure left now.