FS: Yamaha F1 drive w/ disc t@too
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 1:41 pmBeige with latest firnware. Works great. $50 shiped
Very tempting.... but I've got no more space for CD-RW drives... even really cool ones that I've wanted for years and years
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 1:41 pmPosted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 2:04 pmARGH!!!!!
Very tempting.... but I've got no more space for CD-RW drives... even really cool ones that I've wanted for years and years
Very tempting.... but I've got no more space for CD-RW drives... even really cool ones that I've wanted for years and years
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 5:49 pmwicked1-- Check your PM 
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 6:45 pmsold to Justin42
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 10:50 pmwicked1 wrote:sold to Justin42
Oh well... it's in a better place now
Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 12:54 amI've always wanted one of these, too -- they seem like they're still probably incredible drives for high quality burning. I told wicked1 I was just thinking earlier this week I should try to hunt one of these down before they get impossible to find...
Anyone know if Nero 6.6 still supports the T@2 feature?
Heh, only on this site would one lust after, and buy, a 3+ year old drive and be all excited over it... to go along with their collection of optical drives.
This one's going in a brand new machine I'm building (too bad it's the white faceplate, the case is black, but I don't care-- I have a feeling finding a black F1 would be REALLY tough.) It has a good home. 
Looking forward to getting it!!
Anyone know if Nero 6.6 still supports the T@2 feature?
Heh, only on this site would one lust after, and buy, a 3+ year old drive and be all excited over it... to go along with their collection of optical drives.
This one's going in a brand new machine I'm building (too bad it's the white faceplate, the case is black, but I don't care-- I have a feeling finding a black F1 would be REALLY tough.) It has a good home.
Looking forward to getting it!!
Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 1:25 amHow are those old Plexes I sold ya cheep doing
Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 5:36 pmI never really did much with the CD-ROM due to the flakiness you warned me about.. but the burner is still purring away. Although it is temporarily homeless due to some shuffling of computer parts I had to do when my older machine blew up (capacitor). I need to quit being lazy and order the parts I need to get it back up and running. (the 12432's and 121032s still rock for DAE [albeit a bit slow but they rip nearly anything] and solid CD burning)
anyone know a good place for an internal 68->50 pin SCSI adapter with termination? This claims to be an internal adapter but the picture most definitely is not (and Hypermicro seems to not ever respond to my sales emails...)
http://www.hypermicro.com/product.asp?pf_id=ADHM330
Although it is temporarily homeless due to some shuffling of computer parts I had to do when my older machine blew up (capacitor). I need to quit being lazy and order the parts I need to get it back up and running. (the 12432's and 121032s still rock for DAE [albeit a bit slow but they rip nearly anything] and solid CD burning)
anyone know a good place for an internal 68->50 pin SCSI adapter with termination?
This claims to be an internal adapter but the picture most definitely is not (and Hypermicro seems to not ever respond to my sales emails...)
http://www.hypermicro.com/product.asp?pf_id=ADHM330