Retro. For all the right reasons
For many, the Amiga 3000 is the missing part of their collection. Rare and expensive, it’s about time someone made it more attainable. Step forward Stephen Jones and Simon Marston, between them developing a new case for poor, lonely A3000 boards. Here we take a look at the kit, and assemble a brand new Amiga.
A tale of distorted audio and faulty graphics with an unexpected resolution
Around 6 months ago, we looked at three solutions for …
Early A1200s can have badly distorted audio thanks to some interesting choices made in the design of the audio circuit. The good news is it’s an easy fix, and we tell you how
In this latest episode, we’re expanding the graphics capabilities by looking at what RTG does, and adding a card to our project A2000. We’ll look into the benefits, and also compatibility with games.
Repair notes are an occasional series of (fairly!) quick fixes to common issues. Here, we’ve got an A600 with a white screen, behaving badly in DiagROM.
AmigaTestKit and DiagROM are amazing bits of kit for Amiga repairers. In this guide we show you how to take the loopback port testers they both use, and add voltage readouts to them.
Wedge case Amigas only get one internal drive…. right? Not so! Here’s a method to add a Gotek drive alongside your internal floppy and have them both active at the same time.
You can make an upgraded 50W power supply for your Amiga, from an old server unit and a bit of simple soldering.
In this episode of our A2000 project build, we look at keeping pace with both software, and hardware development from Commodore. How will we ensure we’re up to date? And more importantly, how much will it cost? Read on!
