NEWS: SN Systems Maestro and SN64 arrive.

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  1. ASSEMbler

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    The latest arrival for the museum is this pair of dev tools from SN Systems. The SN64 is a low cost cartdev for N64, with the Maestro being even more frugal. Quite a pretty pair, wouldn't you say?
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    I love the way the pink one says 3DO on it :p

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    Very sexy pair, and yes I did mean sexy :)
     
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    Two non-Maestro's would be better.
     
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    So then you buy two. It's my stuff, I want one of each. :smt1069
     
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    Cool. How much did these set you back?
     
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    Seperately the Maestro should run $50-100 complete, normal should run $200-300 complete. They've seen eBay a few times and thats what they've fetched.
     
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    50-100$ for a complete Maestro 64 kit? I think thats a bit low. I dont remember seeing any on ebay before. I agree that 200-300$ for a complete SN64 kit is a fair price.

    I contacted the seller of the maestro64 on ebay since he/she ended the auction early. he/she replied saying it had been sold for 250$ off ebay...

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    all of them to me :)
     
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    Wow, I've had a Maestro 64 + SN64 sitting around for a few years now (boxes, software, SCSI card + cables, production notes, etc.). Got them thrown in with a 64DD Dev setup from when Looking Glass Designs ended up being liquidated. Which reminds me, has anyone ever found an IPL Rom for the 64DD Dev setup? Never did get that silly thing working...
     
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    hehe because I bought them all up
     
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    You don't need all of them... do you?? :) :)
     
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