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Re: Top-Notch Apple IIGS Setup?
eyeth <eyethian@msn.com> wrote:
>Hello.
>
>What would be considered as a fully tricked-out Apple IIGS
>setup?
Well, it's always been a goal of mine to upgrade my Apple IIgs
to THE fullest potential possible, using available plug in parts.
I'm not quite 100% there, but feel I'm fairly close all these years
later. It should answer your question for the most part... :)
Motherboard: ROM 3 (with 8 Megabyte RAM total)
Slots:
1: Second Sight/1MB - SVGA graphic card
2: Audio Animator - stereo sound in/out plus MIDI
3: ZipGSX - 15 MHz/64K cache accelerator
4: Quickie card - optical hand-scanner interface
5: Video Overlay Card - Genlock and enhanced TV-out
6: Apple II 3.5 Disk Controller Card - Support for FDHD floppy
7: RamFAST/1MB - DMA SCSI controller
Mem slot: CV-RAM/7MB
Hardrive:
- Pegasus internal SCSI enclosure (80w powersupply with fan)*
- Quantum LPS 240 MB hardisk installed in Pegasus
*(I wired a LED underneath the GS's main power LED, so whenever
my hardrive is accessed, the green LED changes to orange. Neat!)
External SCSI devices:
- Conner Peregrine 2 GB SCSI tape drive
- Apple 300e Plus 2x CD-ROM
- IBM 1.2 GB hardisk (not presently connected)
Floppy drives:
- Apple SuperDrive (1.44MB)
- Apple 3.5 Drive (800K)
- Apple 5.25 Drive (140K)
Miscellaneous devices:
- System Saver IIgs - external fan and surge-outlet
- Audio Animator external mixer - volume sliders, MIDI and sound I/O
- Quickie 400 DPI hand-scanner
- CH Products 3-button Mach III joystick
- USRobotics Sportster 14.4K data/fax modem
- Bose Roommate stereo speakers
- Standard IIgs ADB keyboard and mouse
- ImageWriter II/L
- AppleColor RGB 12" monitor
- NEC MultiSync 3D 14" monitor (not presently connected)
- "Woz: Limited Edition" lid cover
Also since my IIgs shares the same desk as my PC, it has access to
a 56K modem, 17" monitor, speakers with sub-woofer and MIDI access
through a Roland SCC-1.
It's also interesting to note I've filled every slot and used
every port opening in the back (in fact I've had to label each of
the 7 port openings so I know which connector is which heh).
That's just one of my Apple IIgs's of course... :)
Mitchell Spector
a_specto@alcor.concordia.ca