Hi fellow Amstrad fans!

[Vapid]

Hi all, I've just registered here and needed to ask for help with a problem and thought it only polite to drop by and say hi first before I do. So, Hello fellow Amstrad fans, hope you are all well.

I've been a fan of the Amstrad for years, the 464 was the first computer I owned when I was young and it was the 464 which got me in to computers/gaming.

When I was younger I always wanted a 6128, but could never afford one at the time and I only got to read about the 6128 stuff in issues of Amstrad Action. But I've recently just got one to restore and fulfil that childhood dream!


I look forward to my stay here!

[Zoe Robinson]

Welcome!

[Vapid]

Thanks

[robcfg]

Welcome!


It's indeed nice to say hello and tell us a bit about you.


I hope our hardware geniuses can come with a solution for your problem so you can fully enjoy your 6128.


Cheers,
Rob

[VincentGR]

Welcome!!!

[seanb]

Welcome.
There's lots of people in the know here so don't be afraid to ask for any help if you need it with your restoration.

[||C|-|E||]

Hello and welcome!! 

[dodogildo]

Welcome!

Getting a 6128 decades later and fulfilling childhood dream is indeed very rewarding, I guarantee you [emoji3]

[Gryzor]

Welcome here mate!


I so wanted a 6128 when I had my 464; when I first saw one loading from disk my jaw fell so hard... Quite some time later I had managed to save enough for a second-hand 6128 with a tiny issue about which I didn't care the least - the volume wheel didn't work. In the even I fixed it myself (must have been quite a stupid problem if my young self managed to do it), but boy I loved it...

[CPC_Fan]

Hi and welcome to the forum Vapid.

[dcdrac]

Hello I was using my 6128 up until 1992 made the leap to an Elonex 386 based PC then

[Kris]

Hello and welcome

[Vapid]

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone!

[dannyboy1930]

Hi

[TFM]

Hi and welcome guys.