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It started out in life as a bog stock 800k SE, which it remained until I got my hands on it. (at which point the logic board was dead and rusted out, as was the chassis and floppy drive) So I got to work on it...new rust free SE/30 chassis, recapped SE/30 logic board, a full 128MB of RAM, NOS...

Yep - I bought mine for that price + shipping, fully assembled. Updated the firmware and configured it on my PC, went down to Coles and grabbed a cheapie microSD card, slapped it in, installed it in the Mac SEx (my souped up SE/30 upgraded SE), formatted it, works perfectly, no complaints here :)

Maybe ask in the Trading Post? Virtual is commercial software, which we don't distribute copies of here.

I have a CD that was a part of the CD bundle that came with the Apple CD 300 back in the day, "Business Productivity", which is loaded with software demos and presentations on software titles from back in the day. There's even a presentation from Daystar Digital, on their products. As much as...

Really just the SE/30. While the IIsi is closely related to the SE/30, given that its already 32 bit clean, there's really no advantage to be had by using a IIfx SIMM rather than a IIsi SIMM. Maybe the IIcx?

Very nice, I remember seeing these in MacAddict back in the day. (and remember the typo they made with the price - $25.99 vs $2599) Wanted one ever since!

I can confirm that the CS Ethernet card does not interfere with your serial ports, only the Modem card. My LC630 runs a CS ethernet card and I've had both the serial ports on it in use at the same time, as well as Ethernet, no problems whatsoever.

Very nice, I have a set myself, but they are blown. I'd love to know where replacement drivers for these can be found.

If it works, for $7 it was worth every cent. I bought mine new and I love it. Truly a great card for any PCI PowerMac (while Sonnet says G3 onwards, I've heard reports of it working in pre-G3 PCI PowerMacs) For the record, they don't come with a CD. Well, mine didn't anyway. I put it in my G3...

Or burnt it down. I can imagine him saying, like Milton in the movie "Office Space" "Ok, that is the last straw. I set the building on fire." :lol:

Very, very nice. :O The DVD drive on the G4 cube - am I seeing things, or is it a desktop 5.25" drive? I haven't seen a Cube in 13 years, but from what I remember don't the production models run a slot load iMac/TiBook form factor drive?

Unlikely, but I hope for your sake its an original 15" Studio Display :D

FYI - We've been over this before - basically lurking around in peoples' personal stuff isn't something we discuss here.

When I put a subwoofer in my car last year I did the initial test and adjusted the levels using some of Moog's songs. Also makes for good driving music too. :) (not too much of a surprise, given that he does a car show on YouTube - Mighty Car Mods)

This means we're one step closer to being able to replicate Mac case parts (especially those made from SpindlerPlastic) - WIN! :O

Indeed :) Anyway a TAM owner might be able to tell us more, there is a chance the TAM may have required a special enabler.

Was looking on eBay and came across this. Never heard of this disk before, as such I figure for $10 and free postage I couldn't go wrong. :)

550c....check. PCMCIA card cage....check. Big HDD...check. How much RAM does it have? Either way...very nice! :O

The very first production model DVD hardware didn't even start showing up until 1997. That was the end of the 68k era, and very close to the end of the Beige PowerPC era, certainly the end of the pre-G3 era. No DVD drive was ever specifically marketed for 68k Macs, as nobody thought there'd be a...

I second Cory - I'd be willing to put money on this being wholesale packaging, with the Zip carts intended for seperate sale. And Costco...hmm - that reminds me...I really should sign up for the Costco here in Sydney sometime.