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Rattus
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Registered: Apr 2004
Posts: 34 |
SPACE FOR C64 ???
What kind of space do you have for C64 ?
Do you keep it in cardboard box and put it in livingroom when needed ? Or do you have a proper room for it ?
I have kept my C64s in storage.... boxes, storage rooms....
But now when we bought our own house, I have started to build own room for my C64s C128s Amigas and other computers.
Just curious how others do it ?
(I suppose girlfriends and wifes aren't Commodores best friends :) )
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Mason
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 461 |
I got it in my little office where I have my other computer.
But hopefully my friend get time soon to make a new table for it and then I got the perfect place to put. Ill do pictures when im done.
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TDJ
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 1879 |
I've got my c64 unpacked, ready to use, in my attic-room, together with all my other computers. Plenty of space in my house (since my g/f & me don't have any kids yet)
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CyberBrain
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My C128D is not working right now, but when it is, i have it under my PC-monitor (the PC is on the floor ;) ), and the c128 keyboard behind/infront of my pc-keyboard. Doesn't really take up any room. The extra diskdrives are on top of my TV. |
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deizi
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Registered: May 2003
Posts: 95 |
yes, i have a proper place for my commie stuff. the bredbin is setupped right on the top on telly... and my 1541 drive is top on the pc, for xferring, and the 1541-c model is on the side of the telly. ;) |
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SIDWAVE
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Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 2238 |
I have my control center in front, the PC, and when I turn 90 degrees to right, I have my C64. (2nd table)
I've put my C64 into the TV-card, so I have it on the desktop as wallpaper, window or fullscreen.
C64 has never been in a closet or loft, it was not used many times, but it was always there.
I hope it will keep working some more time.. :) |
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Nafcom
Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 588 |
I have it in my sleeping room on an extra table. connected to a stereo from the 80s (of course!) :) |
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dalezy
Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 476 |
i got my 3 c64s on a large table (can be seen at cbmgallery.com, once franky puts the pics up), next to them i got an extra desk for my pc and additional junk. behind that, on a shelf i got my amiga500 build up, tho it's not in use anymore at all. all in all, this is a 5x2 room, so there ain't any space left for anything else.
rambones, connecting the c64 to the tvcard is a somewhat nice idea, i wonder why i didn't get that idea earlier =) |
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LordNikon
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 42 |
I do it just like that : http://www.w-rd.de/Image2.jpg
Easy for switching the screens ;) |
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taper
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 119 |
I have one room in my flat dedicated to computers. There is always atleast 2 c64's hooked up and ready to go. One is running my board Antidote 24/7 (connected to the net via an old Pc acting as a gateway). The other one is free for use. Then I have 3 pc's running aswell, and 2 closets filled with old hardware (including some amigas, msx and consoles). Glad I have a room for all that, but if I ever can afford to buy a house, it will be one with a basement.. ;) |
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Zarch
Registered: Aug 2004
Posts: 8 |
Have a small 'control center' - my nerd room.. my office.. which only consists of computers and computer stuff. So my C64 breadbox is setup on the table with a Philips 8833 monitor, which is also connected to my Amiga 2000 which is placed below the table - I can switch between the C64/A2000 picture on the monitor. Then there is a few PC's, all connected to the same monitor/keyboard/mouse using an Aten switch (Aten produces to my experiences the best picture compared to other KVM switches). Then my Amiga 4000 have it's own place at the table. The room is not that big, so it is pretty crowded - especially all C64/Amiga diskboxes takes up some space :o) Scary to think of, that they could all be on maybe 1 or 2 DVD medias today ;o) |
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