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Thanks! I ordered one from him...we'll see how it goes.

Here's mine

I just pulled it out to take a picture of the FPU for @zigzagjoe and decided to peel back the CPU sticker too. At least MicroMac gave you a 40Mhz CPU...look what they gave me! I wonder if that has anything to do with my stability problems? Still, it runs fine until I do something obviously...

I long figured that the real purpose of those fancy gold stickers was to hide factory overclocking. I peeled back the sticker on this one's FPU and it read MC68882RC50A. Does that mean it's a 50Mhz part? Do you use your accelerator, and is it stable? The only modifications/repairs I made to...

I recently got one of these working in a Color Classic (and LCII): (after recapping...a couple had started to leak) However, I'm experiencing some instability that seems FPU related. It crashes reliably when running something like Speedometer's FPU tests, but runs fine otherwise: I...

console5 sells a kit and also has capacitor lists: https://console5.com/store/applecolor-rgb-monitor-a2m6014-cap-kit.html https://wiki.console5.com/wiki/AppleColor_RGB_Monitor_A2M6014#Capacitor_Lists They also sell an upgraded resistor for R513...

I don't currently have the card installed, but the person I got it from used it in a IIci running either 7.1 or 7.5.x IIRC.

Here you go: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/mediavision-pro-audio-spectrum-16-nubus Image mounted fine in Basilisk II

I have that...I'll try to get an image of the version 2 disk up on the garden.

Just found this while reorganizing some stuff. I'll set it aside and maybe get around to installing it and adding it to your device list.

If it has the hairpin keyboard, then you'll want one of these or else you'll hate typing on it: https://maceffects.com/products/apple-iic-backlit-mechanical-keyboard

There are accelerators for the Classic:

Not technically an ADB device, but is this thing sufficiently "weird"? Tried to open it to see how it's wired, but couldn't figure out how without breaking it. No screws or anything under the sticker :/

Apparently they're very hard to find. I also have a 6100/66 DOS, and I looked for a larger cache module for awhile, but had no luck.

That's amazing.

They aren't. And from the ZuluSCSI site :rolleyes::

I have a BlueSCSI v1 in my 6100/66...works great. I may switch to a v2.

You mean on that LCII accelerator? Don't want to derail this thread about the MultiSpeed, but I never noticed the soldering on those resistors. I've never taken a soldering iron to it myself. I've also never definitively identified that accelerator. There aren't any identifying markings on...

At least they were apparently warrantying the overclock :)

Oh ya...found an MC 030 on my LCII's accelerator: