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#a2000/Toaster for sale

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#66394From: eli tishbergAug 18, 1992 10:07 PM
AMIGA 2000 / Video Toaster for sale <——–I'd like to sell my a2000 system. It consists of: -a2000 with wb2.04 rams (CPU is less than 6 mo old) -PP&S 25 mHz '040 board with 8 megs of 32 bit ram -GVP Series2Plus board with 4 megs of ram -Video Toaster w/1.0 & 2.0 and all manuals -Firecracker24 2meg board -color monitor ( I think it's the 1080) -Quantum 105LPS drive -Miniscribe 40 meg drive (Toaster lives here) -2400 baud modem SUPRA -HP Deskjet500C Printer Also I own some software which includes: -Superbase Pro 4 -Broadcast Titler -Pro Video CG II -Pagestream (and tons of fonts) -Lattice C 5.1 -Imagine 2.0 (and tons of 24bit textures) I think that about wraps it up. Anyone out there interested. This is the perfect package for the Video Professional Email your reply thanx eli
#66404From: Dominick J. FontanaAug 19, 1992 12:45 AM
Eli, Hi. I'm interested in Superbase Pro 4 and Pagestream. What is your asking price for them? Thanks. Dom Fontana
#66423From: eli tishbergAug 19, 1992 8:10 AM
Sorry but I don't really want to sell the system piece by piece. If I did I'd be selling for the next ten years or so. thanks for your interest anyway eli
#66564From: Dominick J. FontanaAug 20, 1992 5:03 AM
Eli, Okay, whatever you decide. However, selling the software separately from the system is really not the same thing as selling the system piece by piece. You might find someone who wants the hardware and not the software. If that is the case, I assume you will sell the hardware to them. If that happens, let me know if you'd like to sell the software separately at that time. Thanks. Dom Fontana
#66620From: eli tishbergAug 20, 1992 8:51 PM
Yeah, you're right, I'll keep it mind. Thanx anyway. woodie
#66689From: Kevin WeltyAug 21, 1992 12:18 PM
Eli: I may be inetersted in everything. Can you please give me a price for everything, at least to give us a place to start haggling. I will be buying it for our business which wants to get involved with the Video Toaster. Thanks! Kevin Welty