Genius 68030 modules in Munchen board for sale
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Genius 68030 modules in Munchen board for sale
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He wants a pretty penny for them, but if money is no object to you...
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He wants a pretty penny for them, but if money is no object to you...
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- Sargon1972
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The module is a sound one for sure with a very high rating
Mephisto Genius 68030 33 MHz 2340 ELO
So this will not go cheap but i agree a little barter may get the price down but at the end of the day as always it's a case of who want's it and at what price someone is willing to pay.
Mephisto Genius 68030 33 MHz 2340 ELO
So this will not go cheap but i agree a little barter may get the price down but at the end of the day as always it's a case of who want's it and at what price someone is willing to pay.
King Performance Chess Computer M830
I'm interested in the modules but not the munchen. I got a munchen
complete with 32 bit Portorose modules a couple of years back. I know how
heavy the munchen is and shudder at the thought of flying one down to this
corner of the world.
Incidentally, my munchen came from nearby New Zealand, and at a price
I could'nt resist. It's got fantastic furniture and conversation value, a real
piece of history. I guess it will be a part of my estate.
L
complete with 32 bit Portorose modules a couple of years back. I know how
heavy the munchen is and shudder at the thought of flying one down to this
corner of the world.
Incidentally, my munchen came from nearby New Zealand, and at a price
I could'nt resist. It's got fantastic furniture and conversation value, a real
piece of history. I guess it will be a part of my estate.
L
- Steve B
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Actually i am kinda doing the same thingLarry wrote:I'm interested in the modules but not the munchen. I got a munchen
complete with 32 bit Portorose modules a couple of years back. I know how
heavy the munchen is and shudder at the thought of flying one down to this
corner of the world.
Incidentally, my munchen came from nearby New Zealand, and at a price
I could'nt resist. It's got fantastic furniture and conversation value, a real
piece of history. I guess it will be a part of my estate.
L
the Mephisto wooden boards were built solid as a rock
very solid feeling to them.
as a result i have instructed the Executors of my Estate to build my coffin from the wood chisled out of my Mephisto boards
Long Term Investment Regards
Steve
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- chesspcmac
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Yes exactly, i wonder if this is going to affect the price of a module genius for
Mephisto. I wonder waht should be a good price for the module now?
I know the modules are stronger but probably the style is very similar or same. Probably if they sell many of these dedicated computers the next step could be A stronger genius.
The modules probably will take a hit
It is kind of like buying a polgar10 when you already have polgar 5
Cheaper regards
Mephisto. I wonder waht should be a good price for the module now?
I know the modules are stronger but probably the style is very similar or same. Probably if they sell many of these dedicated computers the next step could be A stronger genius.
The modules probably will take a hit
It is kind of like buying a polgar10 when you already have polgar 5
Cheaper regards
"Sir, the slowness of genius is hard to bear, but the slowness of mediocrity is insufferable"
Henry Thomas Buckle
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Well, do it, but remember that there are lot of diggers prepared for...Steve B wrote:Actually i am kinda doing the same thingLarry wrote:I'm interested in the modules but not the munchen. I got a munchen
complete with 32 bit Portorose modules a couple of years back. I know how
heavy the munchen is and shudder at the thought of flying one down to this
corner of the world.
Incidentally, my munchen came from nearby New Zealand, and at a price
I could'nt resist. It's got fantastic furniture and conversation value, a real
piece of history. I guess it will be a part of my estate.
L
the Mephisto wooden boards were built solid as a rock
very solid feeling to them.
as a result i have instructed the Executors of my Estate to build my coffin from the wood chisled out of my Mephisto boards
Long Term Investment Regards
Steve
Doctor Frankestein send his regards
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Festina Lente
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leds - Muchen board
The Muchen board has serious problems with leds! Currently I have one, but in the past had two and had to change the leds because it didn't the brightness.
Regards
Oswaldo
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Oswaldo