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WTB: MSX2 computer

NightSprinter
msx friend
Posts: 1
Posted: December 24 2006, 06:33   
I'm trying to purchase an MSX2 computer that can be used in the United States, but so far all I've found was for a Sony HB75B on eBay for a rediculous price of $300US. Does anyone have an MSX2 computer to sell? If possible, I would like to get an SCC and MSX-MUSIC cartridge as well.
cax

msx professional
Posts: 1017
Posted: December 24 2006, 09:01   
If your TV has SCART, you can use almost any MSX2. I have built RGB-to-SCART cable and it works with Yamaha MSX2. There are also a lot of european models that have SCART on them, so regular SCART-to-SCART will work.
snout

msx legend
Posts: 4991
Posted: December 24 2006, 13:55   
AFAIK, SCART is a connector rarely/never used in the USA.
Sonic_aka_T

msx guru
Posts: 2268
Posted: December 24 2006, 14:02   
@NightSprinter: keep your eyes out for an MSX2+ on ebay... (.nl, .es and .jp) There are some very nice MSX2+ models by Panasonic, Sony and Sanyo which will work just fine in the US. They should cost you between $50 and $100 and almost all models come with an MSX-MUSIC chip. If you want, you could also buy an external memory mapper. It should cost maybe another $50 and would allow you to run pretty much all MSX2/2+ software ever made, meaning you'd pretty much be set. SCC's are pretty easy to find, just a matter of keeping an eye on ebay again. You should be able to find a game with an SCC for roughly $25 - $50, depending on the game that comes with it.
Uskebasi
msx friend
Posts: 3
Posted: December 24 2006, 14:24   
Hi, I've got a Panasonic FS-A1ST MSX Turbo R with 512kB of main RAM on sell. It's in excellent condition, and should work great in USA too. The price is $320US + shipping costs, with an SCC cartridge included. If you are interested please let me know, I can send you some pictures.
Uskebasi
msx friend
Posts: 3
Posted: December 24 2006, 15:05   
My email is uskebasi@iname.com
wolf_

msx legend
Posts: 4712
Posted: December 24 2006, 15:26   
Sound like a fair deal, depending on which game is included.
Sonic_aka_T

msx guru
Posts: 2268
Posted: December 24 2006, 15:31   
Quote:

Sound like a fair deal, depending on which game is included.

Lol, it's a fair deal no matter which game is included!!
wolf_

msx legend
Posts: 4712
Posted: December 24 2006, 15:36   
but there's a certain value-difference between Kings Valley 2 and SD-Snatcher So it's either fair or uber-fair
msxrestarter
msx freak
Posts: 181
Posted: December 24 2006, 17:51   
Probably just a loose Solid Snake cartridge with SCC switch
Uskebasi
msx friend
Posts: 3
Posted: December 24 2006, 18:53   
Yes, it's Kings Valley 2. Anyway, I think I'll list the MSX on ebay next days, I'll let you know when the computer will be listed.
 
 







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