FA: TI-99 4A, NES, Tandy Model 102, etc.

[ianoid]

The current week's auctions:

http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...&userid=ianoid

Check 'em out if you're in the market for the doo-dads, whatchamajigs, or doohickeys.

ian

[Darth Vader]

Check 'em out if you're in the market for the doo-dads, whatchamajigs, or doohickeys.

[scooterb23]

Check 'em out if you're in the market for the doo-dads, whatchamajigs, or doohickeys.

Damn, I was looking for assorted foofrum

[ianoid]

IF you're looking for a Foofro, do check out my latest gobbledegook. Really, I got the FOOFRO and the MOJO PIK and video game stuff.

Can you believe I actually had a collection of hair nets? I can. It probably cost me 50 cents.

[Phosphor Dot Fossils]

Man, you're the KING of Casio keyboards, ain't ya? Thing is, I think I had each and every one of those models at one time or another.

Well, except the Muppets keyboard that is.

I remember the little ROM carts you could put in 'em and play along with old Carpenters songs. Those were the days.

[ianoid]

Yeah, I was picking those up like an idiot for a while, and into the boxes and everything, even though they are pretty unglamorous items. I'll just be happy to rid my game room of them and make space for cooler items.

So PDF, did any of the ones you had have a Banjo sound? The main reason for you to have one in AK!

Seriously though, I have to keep a few keyboards for my own enjoyment. Big fan of the Casio samplers- so I have an SK1, and SK5 and an unusual SK-100. As well, I'm keep my CZ-100, and a Yamaha with some mild pitch bending capabilities built in. Recect score was an SK-1 official carrying case. Like someone would be taking a keyboard like that to gigs or something. I mean now it would be cool, but when it was made...?

Me like music.