How much are you willing to pay for General Sound? — ZXNet «hardware.zx»

From Mike To All 16 January 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> Being “wanting” and “actually acquiring” are two HUGE differences. We CHR> two years ago I also remember how fools on their voting site CHR> were hung up on the purchase of ATM cards, so here are those who voted CHR> (20 people) were purchased by only three. :( Alas, I have to agree. :( This is really standard practice. But I think (rather, I hope) there will still be about five people on GS, and the manufacturer will make them.

From Chunin Roman To All 16 January 2006

Hello Mike Mik> So, let's summarize: Mik> Mik> Those who wish to purchase ready-made subj, at the price specified by the manufacturer Mik> ($50) - 8 people. Mik> There are 17 people willing to eat subj, for $30. Being “wanting” and “actually acquiring” are two HUGE differences. We've been here for two years ago I also remember how the fools on their website posted voting on purchase of ATM cards, so of those who voted (20 people) only purchased three. :(

From Ibrahim Zinatulin To All 17 January 2006

Hello Mike Mik> Alas, I have to agree. :( This is really standard Mik> practice. But I think (rather, I hope) a person will still get five heels Mik> GS, and the manufacturer will make them. I’ll order 2 if it’s 70, and 3 if it’s 50. But again, I want a new assembly according to old templates, and not some ultra-modernist PIC. Here's how CHRV did it TURBO2+ based on blueprints from 10 years ago

From Nikolay Istomin To All 17 January 2006

Hello, lvd The Peters set a schizophrenic price. And this is quite reasonable money. If so I want GS, why not?

From Mike To All 17 January 2006

Hello dhau dha> I will order 2 if it’s 70 each, and 3 if it’s 50 each. But again, that’s exactly what I want dha> a new assembly based on old templates, and not some kind of ultra-modernist dha> PIC. Here's how CHRV made TURBO2+ using blueprints from 10 years ago As far as I understand, the devices will be a complete copy of the famous classic GS. More precisely, not even a copy, but an additional batch “at the request of the workers.”

From lvd To All 17 January 2006

Hello Mike Mik> As far as I understand, the devices will be a complete copy of the known ones Mik> classic GS. More precisely, not even a copy, but an additional batch Mik> "at the request of the workers." And why are they? That person doesn’t want to give away the installation and wiring of the original GS, but grit - “come on, chip in $50, and maybe I’ll solder them for you”! And he himself has long been Apparently not a spektrumist, and paying him money is a waste? Or maybe even among the Peters At the same time, buy the sprynter for kilobucks - go on a spree, so go on a spree? And it makes sense for jtn to pay - to support the manufacturer of NEW hardware for spec.

From lvd To All 17 January 2006

Hello dhau dha> I will order 2 if it’s 70 each, and 3 if it’s 50 each. But again, that’s exactly what I want dha> a new assembly based on old templates, and not some kind of ultra-modernist dha> PIC. Here's how CHRV made TURBO2+ using blueprints from 10 years ago PICs have a destructive effect on the brain =) jtn does it on the Z80! Naturally, no PA1 amount of horseradish pieces, and tons crumbly, but the Z80 is sacred! ;)

From lvd To All 17 January 2006

Hello, Electrician > The Peters set a schizophrenic price. And this is quite affordable money. > If you really want GS, why not? I wrote - you are sponsoring a person who is NOW doing something for spec or someone who hasn’t been bothered for a long time?