NEAR - RARE Pinnacle Micro Recordable CD - R RCD - 1000 50 - Pin SCSI Drive
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:20455979 | Writable Format(s): CD-R |
| Readable Format(s): CD-R, CD-ROM | Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan |
| Brand: Pinnacle Micro (probably JVC) | MPN: RCD-1000 |
On the day I am starting this listing, I am listing SIX super vintage CD-ROM (three CD-R, one CD-RW) drives from my personal collection, and this is one of them:
This is a Pinnacle Micro (probably JVC, see the drive inside and compare to my JVC branded drive) Recordable CD system with the RCD-1000 drive inside. One of these, without the case or caddy, just sold on eBay for $93.
This is in the SCSI enclosure, in very, very good condition. The CD caddy is also included. It... was made in June of 1995.
This has Centronics female 50-pin SCSI connections on the back (common for 80s and 90s 8-bit SCSI-I or SCSI-2 connections).
This came from a working office setup, was little used, and is in very, very good condition.
If you think another eBay seller has the same thing for half the price, please buy it immediately and learn something. What I have is the best on eBay.
This has a world power supply, cooling fan, a SCSI ID switch, grounding lug, and stereo audio RCA jacks.
It has an autosensing world power supply.
This is truly excellent and complete.
Free local pickup in the Los Feliz district of Los Angeles if you can work around my very busy schedule.
USA shipping only, unless you use the eBay Global Shipping Program.
I have many wide SCSI drives, frames, carriers, racks, and enclosures to sell here (at the end of the photos for this listing, you can see a few photos of just a tiny percentage of the Kingston SCSI hardware I have, most of which will be listed for sale as time permits, if there is enough interest in it). My company (Synhouse Multimedia Corporation) has received hundreds of wide SCSI drives from studios, but has almost no use for wide drives (except just a few in use in the Macintosh computers and some newer items here at Synhouse). If these were 50-pin narrow SCSI drives or related, I wouldn't be selling them. I have already sold off about 38 drives and at least 20 drive carriers, and I will start listing some SCSI enclosures, 50/68 pin cables for them, longer cables, etc.. If I get good money in fairly quick sales (1-2 months/item), there will be more to come in the months ahead. If it proves not to be worth my time, I will end up stripping them for parts and recycling the many, many items I have boxed and packed in flight cases in the warehouse.
Synhouse accepts PayPal. Additionally, Synhouse has accepted payments directly by Visa, Mastercard, and American Express for 19 years now.
This is a Pinnacle Micro (probably JVC, see the drive inside and compare to my JVC branded drive) Recordable CD system with the RCD-1000 drive inside. One of these, without the case or caddy, just sold on eBay for $93.
This is in the SCSI enclosure, in very, very good condition. The CD caddy is also included. It... was made in June of 1995.
This has Centronics female 50-pin SCSI connections on the back (common for 80s and 90s 8-bit SCSI-I or SCSI-2 connections).
This came from a working office setup, was little used, and is in very, very good condition.
If you think another eBay seller has the same thing for half the price, please buy it immediately and learn something. What I have is the best on eBay.
This has a world power supply, cooling fan, a SCSI ID switch, grounding lug, and stereo audio RCA jacks.
It has an autosensing world power supply.
This is truly excellent and complete.
Free local pickup in the Los Feliz district of Los Angeles if you can work around my very busy schedule.
USA shipping only, unless you use the eBay Global Shipping Program.
I have many wide SCSI drives, frames, carriers, racks, and enclosures to sell here (at the end of the photos for this listing, you can see a few photos of just a tiny percentage of the Kingston SCSI hardware I have, most of which will be listed for sale as time permits, if there is enough interest in it). My company (Synhouse Multimedia Corporation) has received hundreds of wide SCSI drives from studios, but has almost no use for wide drives (except just a few in use in the Macintosh computers and some newer items here at Synhouse). If these were 50-pin narrow SCSI drives or related, I wouldn't be selling them. I have already sold off about 38 drives and at least 20 drive carriers, and I will start listing some SCSI enclosures, 50/68 pin cables for them, longer cables, etc.. If I get good money in fairly quick sales (1-2 months/item), there will be more to come in the months ahead. If it proves not to be worth my time, I will end up stripping them for parts and recycling the many, many items I have boxed and packed in flight cases in the warehouse.
Synhouse accepts PayPal. Additionally, Synhouse has accepted payments directly by Visa, Mastercard, and American Express for 19 years now.
