Its practically one of those "Holy Grail" ideas....it'd be wonderful if such a device existed, and it'd no doubt be extremely popular if such a device existed, unfortunately it doe…

Hello all, I had a question that just popped into my mind. I had seen an adapter that changes USB to SCSI and since the hard drives that are in the old 68k Macs are SCSI drives, …

Well we ended up stripping it and trashing it. It had tons more problems (Not caused by my cap replacement) and just was not worth fixing.

any more news? does it work?

Heh, I used to have one 10 years ago, I loved it for that same reason. But then it got the silent click of death, causing me to become extremely anti-Zip, as some may remember from…

I'm sorry to hear that!! I love the zip 250 drive because it is so easy to keep all my inventories on disks and update them anytime without the time and expense of burning another…

Success!!! Cleaning up all of the flux after all of the soldering took the longest. The soldering itself was not too bad. There were one or two pads that had corroded a bit …

FYI, I also have two working 150s, one with the display bezel in bad condition, but otherwise fine; the other in good to very good condition. I still have one power supply too. Be …

How much are you willing to pay for it? I can ship it out...

ok so i got my my apple colour classic today and leaky caps :disapprove: here a list of caps for any one who needs it c4,c5,c6,c9,c10,c11 47uf 16v c2,c3 100uf 6.3v c8 10uf…

Saying that a G3/500 would be faster than a G4/400 in non-Altivec apps isn't as straightforward a statement as it seems. The G4 introuduced some new efficiencies to the core that m…

I'll take it if you can't fix it. I have two of them with bad LCD screens here.

It's a pity I didn't find this thread sooner. I dumped a bunch of Zip drives recently both SCSI and parallel models. I have an intense dislike for Zip drives and strip them out of …

If you didn't live on the other end of the country and they weren't so heavy (read high shipping cost) I'd take them if only for the cases. I have a few Quadra 650/700 motherboards…

As that webpage said, the only logic boards that will run in a Colour Classic without modification are the LC/Performa 520, LC/Performa 550/Colour Classic II, and LC/Performa 575 l…

My SE/30's stock Apple drive was getting *very* noisy indeed, and a replacement 9gig IBM didn't improve things at all. /Anders Click to expand... Just FYI - One of the quiete…

You must have room to spare Click to expand... Always plenty of room for "the Precious." Actually, my two are serving as "legs" for a table with more Quadras on top: thereby Q…

Here are some actual numbers showing fast CF cards on a Quadra 605's SCSI bus. The differences in speed will be less noticeable on an SE/30. This Quadra is 40 MHz and it is running…

As that webpage said, the only logic boards that will run in a Colour Classic without modification are the LC/Performa 520, LC/Performa 550/Colour Classic II, and LC/Performa 575 l…

i'v just got a Apple Colour Classic and found http://www.kevinomura.com/macs/colorclassic/index.html what main pcb fits in a color classic.. :simasimac:

Long story short, someone got into my account and stole money. It was found to be hacked. Luckily it wasn't tethered to my personal checking account or I'd be screwed. That plus …

I'd love to have four. Click to expand... You must have room to spare Great conquest - one of, if not the greatest 68K desktop made - and four of 'em at once! I'd be feeli…

About the SCSI symbol, I didn't know that so thanks another million for the tip!!!! Live and learn I guess.

Progress!! I managed to successfully remove all of the radial style electrolytic CAPs today. The 2 really little ones came right off as soon as the solder melted. It was tougher…

AACK!!! Having to back-pedal now, install an older OS. I (obviously) intend to run ProTools as well as getting Sound Designer II back up. ProTools will have to be version 4.2 so…