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Clearance Sale: $79 Floppy Emu Model A

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While supplies last, the Floppy Emu Model A is on sale at a clearance price of just $79. If you’ve been waiting to add one of these hard disk / floppy disk emulators to your Apple computer collection, now is your chance. The response to the new Model B has been great – maybe a little too great, and I need to close out the remaining inventory of Model A hardware. If you’re a Macintosh or Lisa user, or an Apple IIgs/IIc/IIc+ user looking for a Smartport hard disk, this is a great value! See the compatibility table on the order page and the Model B announcement for more details on Model A vs B differences.

If I were a savvier businessman, I might have waited to introduce the Model B until my inventory of Model A hardware was gone. It’s not quite the Osborne Effect, but introducing a new model that kills demand for the old model may not have been the smartest move. Fortunately for you, my loss is your gain! The good news is that interest in the Model B has been strong. In the past I typically made about one sale per day, but recently it’s been much busier. This was the scene heading to the post office after the 3-day MLK Day weekend:

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The Model A is the original Floppy Emu design that’s been featured here at BMOW for over a year. It emulates a classic Macintosh HD20 hard disk or 3.5 inch floppy disk, or a Lisa 3.5 inch floppy disk, or an Apple IIgs/IIc/IIc+ Smartport hard disk, or an Apple IIgs/IIc/IIc+ 5.25 inch floppy disk. Many people have purchased both a Model A and a Model B, to get a dedicated drive for each Apple computer in their collection. Don’t miss this chance to pick up a Model A at a great price!

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3 Comments so far

  1. Charles - January 20th, 2016 12:40 pm

    awesome man!!
    Model A is still a great unit!
    Charles

  2. Florian - January 20th, 2016 10:44 pm

    Wow, what a great deal. I agree with Charles, Model A _is_ a great unit and worth every penny you’re charging, but unfortunately I can’t spare the 80 bucks right now.

    Good luck with your sale!

    Florian

  3. Josh - January 22nd, 2016 9:19 am

    I think you should highly consider selling a 40-50 dollar unit that is exclusively for hd20 mode. It wouldn’t need a screen or a db19, it would be designed solely to sit inside macs with a spare floppy port like the lc and Macintosh II and better yet, you can bundle your dual drive adapter for a little more so people can put it in an Se/30 or iici…

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