Re: How much for a GS?

[mojoehand <jgray@zianet.com>]

On Nov 6, 11:40 am, ladyp <phoeniz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 5, 10:15 am, schmidtd <schmi...@my-deja.com> wrote:
>
> > On Nov 5, 10:06 am, "Bill Buckels" <bbuck...@mts.net> wrote:
>
> $10 - $30 for a basic.  with or without the monitor?
>
> I'm trying to get myself in gear to sell my GS collection.  I haven't
> turned any on in several years. The way things are going, my memory is
> going into the forgetery so fast I won't know how to make things
> work.  And I used to do dialup for internet access. Since my external
> modem failed I terminated my access account with foxvalley.  At least
> I dont have to fool with Marinetti.
>
> I bought a lot of neat stuff.
>
> Not sure if the software is good or the hard drives still work. I have
> 3 accelerator cards installed.  Two Transwarp have been upgraded to
> 12Mhz or is that mhz?  Lots of cards and fun stuff.  Have also a spare
> ZIPGSX that I did the upgrade to but never tried it out.  I had the F
> something soldered by a TV repairman.  Looks rough, but never got
> around to seeing if the card worked.  Had to by a Mac with OSX and
> have been hard at work with that.
>
> What's a loaded GS worth.  SCSI card, 4 meg RAM, upgraded Transwarp ,
> some kind of hard drive in each.  Focus in one, CF card in another.  I
> also have a video overlay, but not sure how to use it.  Also have a
> Sonic blaster.  Also have some monitors.  I bought a couple of CDs and
> have a CD drive.
>
> Have some ZIP SCSI drives and loads of disks.
>
> Sandy

If you decide to part things out, I'd love a Transwarp for my GS
(assuming I could afford the price).