Vintage Commodore 128 computer and Commodore #1541 5.25" floppy disk drive, as pictured.
The PC is in quite nice cosmetic condition without any physical damage, major scuffs/scratches or egregious wear. The #1541 has some deep scratches on the top.The Commodore 128 powers on and boots successfully into Commodore BASIC V7.0. BASIC memory commands were executed successfully, with normal memory values reported, and the keyboard appears to function properly. The SID sound chip was tested using BASIC SOUND commands, with all three audio channels producing sound. The computer also successfully switched into Commodore 64 compatibility mode using the GO64 command, booting correctly into BASIC V2. No further testing was performed.
The 1541 floppy drive powers on and completes the initial startup sequences. It connected successfully to the PC via the serial port. The PC communicated with the drive and received the expected '74, DRIVE NOT READY' status when no disk was inserted. Unfortunately I don't have any floppy disks, so the read/write functions are still untested.
Includes the two pictured ColecoVision joystick controllers, which use the same 9-pin connector as the Commodore 128. I believe they should be compatible with the Commodore for basic joystick movement (and possibly one of two 'fire button' functions?), although their numeric keypads don't appear to be supported. The controllers have not been tested and functionality is not guaranteed.
Includes the original Commodore power supply brick and theDIN-to-RCA composite audio/video cable(red -> yellow VIDEO IN; and black -> white AUDIO IN).
This listing does not include the monitor.
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