Freon
09-01-2002, 10:49 PM
Cleaning out the closet sale for lanwar/stompfest.
I can get a hold of really nice new-in-box retail USB (w/PS2 adapter) optical scroll mice if anyone wants a few. Looks and feels almost exactly like the MS Explorer 2 button or Logitech 2 button mouses that sell for $30-40. Uses the same 1500hz optical eye that all other brands use. I use one myself. $20/ea
http://www.geocities.com/freonr2/mouse.html
Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum. Used for about 4 months, still have the box, manual, extra cables, etc. Comes with the front 5.25" bay, dual firewire (one front, one back), fiber optic in and out, front microphone output with volume knob, front in with volume knob, discrete MIDI in and out (no clunky gameport cable), SPDIF in/out, analog four channel out, 30+ button infrared remote control, a ton of software, and a whole bunch of stuff I probably forgot. Mine is still completely in tact in retail box and unmarked. Not to be confused with the Platinum "EX" which cannot be mounted in a 5.25" bay. www.soundblaster.com Still goes for over $160 on Pricewatch with shipping. I'm buying an Nforce 2 system soon, and will opt with the onboard 5.1. Best offer over $110.
Gainward Geforce 3 64MB "Golden Sample". Red board, ram heatsinks, DVI, S-Video, and normal VGA out. Comes clocked out of the box as fast almost as Ti500 since it is a "Golden Sample." Overclocks really well, although I have been running it stock speed (I play Half-life mostly so it doesn't help me much). I'll probably have a Radeon 9700 by Lanwar, so this card is now available. Bare card only. $75 obo
edit: This isn't really for sale until lanwar. Haven't upgraded, yet.
Clarion 9255 Car in-dash CD player. One of the best headunits ever produced for use in a moving vechicle, and unfortunately discontinued a few years ago in favor of units with more pretty colors and reduced sound quality. Dual 20-bit Burr-Brown D/A converters (almost impossible to find these days), two sets of 4 volt pre-outs. Blue flourescent vacuum backlit display (NOT LCD!) with green button lights, and a red eject button. Wonderful simple design, still looks like a new design, metallic grey and dark grey color. Colors go well with most interiors. NO DECK POWER! This is a competition grade headunit, which means you'll need your own amps and speaker wiring (although wiring harnesses still work for power/ground/etc). It has a *REAL* analog volume knob and *REAL* analog bass/treble/fade controls. Single CD, AM/FM, 18 FM presets, 6 AM. Do a search on the web and usenet for Clarion 9255 and see what everyone says. Same deck as the McIntosh MX406. Built before CD players became about 5 minute skip protection, outrageous Las Vegas Strip-like colored displays, and marketing hyped up "super tuner" crap.
I'm buying a new car and sticking with the Infinity system it comes with (warranty), even though I'd like to keep it. No box or manual, just the bare deck. Looking for around $200.
The only trade I'm looking for would be a set of the 4" 2.1 or 4.1 Boston Acoustics Pro series multimedia speakers with sub. I am not interested in the smaller 2" set.
Email me at freonr2@yahoo.com. I can provide pictures if needed.
I can get a hold of really nice new-in-box retail USB (w/PS2 adapter) optical scroll mice if anyone wants a few. Looks and feels almost exactly like the MS Explorer 2 button or Logitech 2 button mouses that sell for $30-40. Uses the same 1500hz optical eye that all other brands use. I use one myself. $20/ea
http://www.geocities.com/freonr2/mouse.html
Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum. Used for about 4 months, still have the box, manual, extra cables, etc. Comes with the front 5.25" bay, dual firewire (one front, one back), fiber optic in and out, front microphone output with volume knob, front in with volume knob, discrete MIDI in and out (no clunky gameport cable), SPDIF in/out, analog four channel out, 30+ button infrared remote control, a ton of software, and a whole bunch of stuff I probably forgot. Mine is still completely in tact in retail box and unmarked. Not to be confused with the Platinum "EX" which cannot be mounted in a 5.25" bay. www.soundblaster.com Still goes for over $160 on Pricewatch with shipping. I'm buying an Nforce 2 system soon, and will opt with the onboard 5.1. Best offer over $110.
Gainward Geforce 3 64MB "Golden Sample". Red board, ram heatsinks, DVI, S-Video, and normal VGA out. Comes clocked out of the box as fast almost as Ti500 since it is a "Golden Sample." Overclocks really well, although I have been running it stock speed (I play Half-life mostly so it doesn't help me much). I'll probably have a Radeon 9700 by Lanwar, so this card is now available. Bare card only. $75 obo
edit: This isn't really for sale until lanwar. Haven't upgraded, yet.
Clarion 9255 Car in-dash CD player. One of the best headunits ever produced for use in a moving vechicle, and unfortunately discontinued a few years ago in favor of units with more pretty colors and reduced sound quality. Dual 20-bit Burr-Brown D/A converters (almost impossible to find these days), two sets of 4 volt pre-outs. Blue flourescent vacuum backlit display (NOT LCD!) with green button lights, and a red eject button. Wonderful simple design, still looks like a new design, metallic grey and dark grey color. Colors go well with most interiors. NO DECK POWER! This is a competition grade headunit, which means you'll need your own amps and speaker wiring (although wiring harnesses still work for power/ground/etc). It has a *REAL* analog volume knob and *REAL* analog bass/treble/fade controls. Single CD, AM/FM, 18 FM presets, 6 AM. Do a search on the web and usenet for Clarion 9255 and see what everyone says. Same deck as the McIntosh MX406. Built before CD players became about 5 minute skip protection, outrageous Las Vegas Strip-like colored displays, and marketing hyped up "super tuner" crap.
I'm buying a new car and sticking with the Infinity system it comes with (warranty), even though I'd like to keep it. No box or manual, just the bare deck. Looking for around $200.
The only trade I'm looking for would be a set of the 4" 2.1 or 4.1 Boston Acoustics Pro series multimedia speakers with sub. I am not interested in the smaller 2" set.
Email me at freonr2@yahoo.com. I can provide pictures if needed.