>Is that really how much I should expect to pay if I ever need a third?
In a word: no. Over the last couple of months I've missed out on about
three replacement SAMs as mine has a problem with vertical hold/tuning.
They all went in the £125-160 sort of range when I was at work and
unable to bid (sobbing violins). Is this an ASIC problem as well?
Could I replace it, Nev?
The guy selling his for £700 has had that auction up for months if not
years, although checking his other items he's obviously a Proper
Collector, he'd rather sell it to someone else who will keep it
vacuum-sealed in a vault for the rest of their life. I suspect the £500
seller has just seen this ad and adjusted his expectations.
Howard
On 13/06/2012 03:06, Thomas Harte wrote:
My only ASIC has exactly the same fault. Frustratingly it developed it
on a Sam I'd bought from eBay only about four months before to replace
the childhood one that's now long lost. That was about three or four
years and I paid something like £100; looking now the two available
seem to be £500 and £700, though neither appears to be moving at those
prices. Is that really how much I should expect to pay if I ever need
a third?
On 12 June 2012 08:51, Leszek Chmielewski<retr...@gmail.com> wrote:
I have a faulty ASIC, which displays no BRIGHT signal, so only 64 colours
available. But I need a working ASIC first, before I can donate mine.
LCD
