CompuServe Thread

For Sale

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#33080From: Kamlesh BhagiaAug 27, 1991 11:38 AM
Hello All! I have some Amiga hardware and software I'd like to sell: Amiga 2000 (1 Meg Agnus) with one internal 3.5" floppy GVP 68030/68882 28 MHz 4 Megabyte 32 bit RAM accelerator Microbotics HardFrame SCSI controller with 20 Meg hard drive Mimetics 24 bit Frame Buffer Flicker Fixer Amax II with ROM's A bunch of software (Dr. T's KCS, Imagine…) If interested please call me voice during regular business hours (eastern time) at 212-770-1584.
#33175From: Ed SilvaAug 28, 1991 11:59 PM
I am interested in buying Dr. T's KCS ( version ? ) Amax II w/roms ( Version ? ) Imagine ( version ? ) Please give me a price as a whole and for each . -Ed
#33181From: Dominick J. FontanaAug 29, 1991 1:23 AM
Ed, I'm sorry for interrupting but why would you possibly be interested in any version of Dr. T's KCS? I own KCS, Music-X, MasterTracks Pro, Bars& Pipes, and Bars&Pipes Professional. In my opinion, KCS is unequivocally the worst sequencer of the lot. Two versions ago, it didn't even support menus. As of one version ago, it didn't support graphic editing. The whole program is a kluge. The interface is obnoxious, especially the PVG and Master Editor in Level II. You have to type in a lot of control sequences,i.e.; <ctrl-,>, <ctrl-.>. I thought that went the way of 8-bit machines. Maybe you're familiar with the program and that's what you like. If not, I just thought I'd offer my opinion. KCS is from the C-64 days. They keep adding features to it so as to keep up with the competition. It wasn't written for a windows, mouse, menu, pointer system from the ground up like the other programs I mentioned. Unless you already know the program, I would suggest you steer clear of it. Dom Fontana
#33206From: Ed SilvaAug 29, 1991 3:59 PM
Dom, is that you again ? wow! I like this. The reason is that 3.7 has some features that MTP 3.7 don't have as a matter of fact I am selling it. Also I am *SERIUOS* think of selling my Amiga and buying a MAC SE/030 due to that fact of the large MIDI/music programs…I hope I don't get hurst from amigatech for saying this…I have been a user/dev of amiga since 1985 and I am a loyal fan but…gotta go, gotta go. -Ed