Amiga A500 Case A500 Plus Brand New Beige
£66.66 Ex. VAT
Amiga A500 A500 Plus case brand new beige case from A1200.net.
These Amiga A500 cases allow you to fit an original Amiga A500 motherboard or A500 Plus motherboard, a perfect case replacement for damaged or aged cases. However these cases are not just a tribute to a classic machine but also take into account some of the modern innovations that have been designed for these computers over the last few years!
Enhanced Design Features for Ultimate Convenience
Firstly, experience the convenience of the enhanced design features. The cases include a new right side trapdoor, allowing for easy access to HDMI using the RGB2 HDMI adaptor, USB, and Micro SD Cards. Additionally, a rear trapdoor is available for RJ45 adapters, enhancing your connectivity options. Furthermore, the cases possess robust metal threads for screws and offer extra metal threaded mounts, compatible with Raspberry Pi and Apollo V4 SA boards.
What’s Included in Your Amiga 500 Case Box
- 1x Amiga 500 Case (Top & Bottom Shells)
- 1x Custom A500 Case badge (metal)
- 1x Bottom Trap Door with vents
- 2x Rear Trap Doors (RJ45 & Plain)
- 2x Right Side Trap Doors (I/O Ports & Plain)
- 1x Left Side Trap Door
- 4x Pads + 1x Floppy button
- 6x Screws
Further services:
- Custom Amiga 500 builds using a brand new case with upgrades installed and setup.
- FREE transplant of your existing motherboard to a brand new case as part of any A500 recapping service or A500 Plus recapping service
Simply contact us if you have any requests or questions
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