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Old 19 May 2002, 14:43   #1
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Rack Mount an a1200??

I was thinking about trying to make a rackmount a1200 has anyone else done this???
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Old 19 May 2002, 20:27   #2
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I doubt it, but the burning question in my mind is why?
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Old 19 May 2002, 21:26   #3
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Well perhaps because he wants it in a 1U case
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Old 19 May 2002, 21:34   #4
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Best I can find is 2U...

http://www.eyetech.co.uk/addbar.php?...K/19INC001.HTM
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Old 19 May 2002, 22:14   #5
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Shadowfire: teh answer to your question os very simple, and you just have to look at the link rlake provided. I'm thinking of doing this myself, because I do lots of multimedia setups, anda rack mounted A1200 is very, very handy. You can stuck it in a rack with syntesizers, too
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Old 20 May 2002, 19:55   #6
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hummmmm..that eyetech one looks nice.........but look at the price!!!
I want an a1200 in a rack because I would like to put it along side my synths......ant sort of treat it like a chip tune module
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One thing that Eytech has done for you is all the leg work in the mounting of the mobo and the power supply conversion. I myself like to do these kinds of things but most others do not so it's basically just a mount and go type config.

I see why they use a U2 sized case as it gives you much more room to play with
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Old 29 September 2002, 18:01   #8
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I am working on my rackmout......It will be ready soon.....

It will be my first amiga with a HD I am going to put the classic os3 zip from the downloads section....and have an internal midi interface and sampler....chip heaven....
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Old 29 September 2002, 18:10   #9
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Good luck with the project, if you have a digital camera, perhaps a few screenies would be nice to share with everyone
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Guys im making a webpage at the moment! I would like to host pictures of converted amiga's....

anyone want to be on it?
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I still don't have a digital camera, would have to do it the old fashioned way with film
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Well if you could then that would be great! Im sick of all the PC modding websites showing off modded pc's!

I think its time for an amiga themed one!
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That's a good idea Electro :LD
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I doubt it, but the burning question in my mind is why?

If everyone asked this question, there'd never be any progress.
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Old 30 September 2002, 19:08   #15
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will throw up a pic as soon as i can....
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The bro's meega is gonna rock
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Pheeeewwww at last....after lots of drilling and cutting It is just about finished (give or take a black cd drive)

whats inside:

A1200 Blizzard 060@50mhz running Classic Workbench ADV by Bloodwych (mucho thanks dude!!! )

on the back:
Scsi
Monitor out(sd/ff)
Mouse/joystick ports
Datel Midi master
Audio left/right
Video/comp out
Cd audio left/right
Omega projects Sound enhancer- bypass button & enchance ammount
Keyboard out (ezkey)
Future Sound 500 sampler with Mic(mini jack) + Left in + Right in
Reset button

On the Front:
Cream CDrom
Black PC Floppy disk drive
Amiga Drive lights
Light up power switch
VERY bright blue power led (from Midi interface)
A nice Commodore Amiga sticker found on Ebay

Extras:
A rewired Sexy black CDTV keyboard
A fan running from the old Floppy Drive wire/port
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Looks good, hope you find that black CD drive, other wise you'll have to pull the faceplate and paint it yourself
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Yaaaaa, looks really nice, allthough I prefer the original case
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Yaaaaa, looks really nice, allthough I prefer the original case
I do aswell but I just dont have enough space in my tiny room for it.... So this was the best option
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