Commodore Amiga A1000 Keyboard Adapter For Sale

Commodore Amiga A1000 Keyboard Adapter
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Commodore Amiga A1000 Keyboard Adapter :
$26.00

Commodore Amiga A1000 KeyBoardAdapterNever used, Adapter has been tested and verified working perfectly on the Amiga 1000This adapter allows you to use the Amiga 2000, 3000 & 4000T Keyboards on your current Amiga 1000\"No other software or hardware needed\"
We all know the Amiga 1000 Keyboard keys stick and are not the best, plus hard to come across these dayThis makes life so much easier and better,Just plug it in to the back of your A1000 in the keyboard slotThen take your Amiga 2000, 3000 ,or 4000T keyboardand plug it into the adapter.Boot-up and your done!
Now you are using a full reliable keyboard, just start typing or play your games no more sticking keysThese Adapters are RARE to find today, don\'t pass it up.

I will be listing other Commodore Amiga Items on \"Check them out\"


Photos are of like actual item being sold.Computer and Keyboard are not included in the sale\"offer with Confidence\"

Any questions? Just Ask!

Guaranteedto not be DOA. Can be returned if DOA,(Shipping cost to and from will not berefunded with returns)
Will be well packed for shipping


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