Here's a overall photo of my "RetroRack". At the time of writing the rack contains the following (from top to bottom):
-Commodore 64 (1541 Ultimate II with 4GB SD)
-Amiga 1200 (Blizzard 1230IV@50Mhz, 64MB Ram, 4 GB CF-hd, Micromys V3 ps2-amiga adapter and ATX-psu)
-Spectrum +2 (DivIDE2011 with 1 GB CF)
-Canon MSX (Padial SD interface with 2 GB SD + Megaflash SCC+)
-Atari 2600 (composite video mod)
Computers/consoles missing from this picture are:
-Amstrad CPC6128Plus (internal HxC floppy interface)
-Turbografx-16 (region mod, RGB mod)
-PC Engine Duo (RGB mod + Turbo Everdrive)
-Panasonic JB-3305 Portable PC (10MB hdd!)
The computers are connected to a Keene Electronics 5-way scart switch (RGB), which then connects to a Sanyo PLV-Z700 projector/Sony 32" lcd :) (and a Yamaha YSP-900 "soundbar")
-Commodore 64 (1541 Ultimate II with 4GB SD)
-Amiga 1200 (Blizzard 1230IV@50Mhz, 64MB Ram, 4 GB CF-hd, Micromys V3 ps2-amiga adapter and ATX-psu)
-Spectrum +2 (DivIDE2011 with 1 GB CF)
-Canon MSX (Padial SD interface with 2 GB SD + Megaflash SCC+)
-Atari 2600 (composite video mod)
Computers/consoles missing from this picture are:
-Amstrad CPC6128Plus (internal HxC floppy interface)
-Turbografx-16 (region mod, RGB mod)
-PC Engine Duo (RGB mod + Turbo Everdrive)
-Panasonic JB-3305 Portable PC (10MB hdd!)
The computers are connected to a Keene Electronics 5-way scart switch (RGB), which then connects to a Sanyo PLV-Z700 projector/Sony 32" lcd :) (and a Yamaha YSP-900 "soundbar")
