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I got four now (and counting ) and two C128D I only need to get a keyboard for the second C128D Hard to find these days !
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04 August 2002, 20:55 | #23 |
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Hmmmm, is there a hack to connect a PeCe Keyboard to the C128D So I may use this beauty while waiting for a "real" keyboard
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04 August 2002, 21:48 | #24 |
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@Retroman, I found a few possible sites with Google
http://www.google.com/search?num=100...8d+keyboard%22 |
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I have a C64 (the oldest model, roudish and with dark keyboard) which I could possibly sell for a good price Anyone interested? It's only the computer, no PSU and so on...
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Are the function keys more like orange or are they more grey ? And what's written besides the power led ? Could you post a picture of it ? I am still searching for a pal C64 from the first series and will pay a good price ! |
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I will have to look it more closely tomorrow, as far I can remember the function keys are grey, the others are brown. Besides the power led its written: Commodore 64 and colourfull strips. When I said 'dark keyboard' I meant the keys. The computer is beige or maybe gray... It was produced in 1983 or 84 something like that.
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Lukas!
I NEED a PAL C64! I want this to make it into the super-duper 80s synthesizer I want just the keyboard, i dont want the PSU or any other bollocks. IS it working fine? |
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OK, Ive checked up the C64. The case is something like beige, the keys are dark brown (nearly black), the function keys are grey. The mainboard says: MDK 10 HB 1983 COMMODORE INTL COMMODORE 64 ASSY NO. 250407 ARTWORK NO. 251137 REV. C There is 6581 SID. Made in West Germany... Last edited by LUKas007; 05 August 2002 at 17:58. |
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Thanks for looking !
Your C64 seems to be a PAL Rev. 2 C64. At least it has the 2nd Board layout already. The one I am looking for has simply '64' written besides the power led and has a metal plate on the left with 'Commodore' written on it and also orange, VC-20-like F-keys. But thanks anyway |
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@ Overdoc
I think it will very difficult to find a C64 with a silver Commodore badge, I believe there are only 2,000 of those C64's made. I say that because I have a first generation C64, but it has the normal badge and keyboard, but it's serial number is 2,324. It was made around November 1982, in West Germany. I believe it's one of the first production run of machines with the rainbow stripe badge. I think the mystery might be solved if owners of silver badged and 1982 C64s posted their serial numbers, only then will we get a real estimate of how many of those machines Commodore produced. |
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Well, on the original box that I have, there's such a C64 on the photos, I mean with the 'orange' function keys and a silver badge
Where could I read on the serial number? Btw, what does mean 'the 2nd Board layout already' ? |
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The serial number should be on a label affixed to the bottom of the unit
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I have a C=64 origional with shit loads of software
also a C=64C, The Terminator 2 Special Edition Pack and one C=64C lying around going spare that i may stick on ebay. Also have an EPROM burner that came with it but ive only used this for burning NES cartridges so far. I would assume it was for burning games onto C=64 cartridge games! |
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