Amiga 2000 (featuring  

I realise this video is comething completely different for me, but I hope you enjoy it nevertheless. In a few days I'll be doing a companion video were I talk about all the trials and tribulations we went through on this restoration. So if you have any questions, feel free to comment below!

Really stylish and cool! I do enjoy seeing my fellow retro enthusiasts triumph over such cursed machines as this!

Thanks for the kind words everyone. It sure was a journey, made all worth it by this excellent short film. I've learned a lot about repairing these boards this year. I have three other boards (two rev 4s and one rev6) I am working on. They are as much fun as they are frustrating 😅

I really like it. Nicely done! It was a bit strange not having you say "good day internet" at the begining of the video, but I'll be ok LOL. My vote is to roll it out live.

I admire what you did, and I know how much work it took to put together, but I prefer videos with you front and centre, showing the trials and tribulations of what you're trying to achieve.

I curse those oval slots for mounting the floppy drives. You always have to fiddle with it to get the drive's faceplate to line up with the front of the case.

I restored a Amiga 2000 from a friend of mine he kept in the attic of his parents house. Mouse Connector was torn off and the battery did her evil deeds. Running fine now, but had to sacrifice the A2086 XT Board since it collided with my turbo card which brought its own fast RAM. Nice Video :)

This isn't so much a video as it is a short film. Great work, Jase! (and Nathan and The British IBM)

That was great! Showing the end result of so much love and effort to bring a classic back to life. I salute everyone involved.

Loved the video, really digging the style here! Great restoration here, this is definitely one to be proud of.

Where's the love button? Seriously this is some lovely stuff. Straight onto the favourites list!

Nice change of pace, mate! I really enjoyed this one.

The sound the hard drive made when powering on...not just Amiga specific...just retro computing in general...oh the feels!

Something a little different, but very enjoyable. Told a good story too! I'm starting to really want an Amiga 2000 now!

A wonderful video. Uh-oh, I sound like an old man. I felt relaxed and just took it all in. I should have thought of this format ages ago - if I didn't have to write a script and record voiceovers, I'd have videos out every couple of weeks. Really enjoyed this. Well done!!!

Great video! I felt the nostalgia much better this way than just a series of gameplay videos. That said, I never owned an Amiga back in the day but I always wanted one.

Wow. Artsy and I dig it Lurch!

Been enjoying your content for years. Still hoping the channel gain the following it deserves

Excellent little montage. Nice change of pace.

That was a different, but way cool! Good job!!

Since nobody mentions that, not only is this a really neat refurbish video, but I also loved the music!

That hard drive sound brings back some memories. Out A2000 was the first computer I used with a a hard disk. 40MB, so fast compared to loading disks!

Lovely work by all involved, and love the feel of the video!

What a nice testament to that machine. Great video!

This video is effing tight! Great job Lurch

Very nice. There should be a steel rod to brace the front to the back of the case inline with the Zorro slots.

Beautiful work! An inspiration for all retrocomputer hobbyists 👍

Nice Suit, hope you get the job! In all seriousness, this was very enjoyable and relaxing to watch and nice to see how well it came out in the end.

Now that was an awesome video! Bravo, my friend!

Very entertaining video. The assembly process was fun to watch and the machine is beautiful. ✔

I really enjoyed this! Great music.

Fantastic job on the refurb Lurch and Nathan! Also love the change of pace in this vid, gotta get experimental with your style sometimes to try new things. Looking forward to the follow ups with details 🥳

That was stunning. I'm in awe. Truly brilliant in every department. Amazing work mate.

I liked it :) Good job. You do need some Turrican-II in your life though. Music is pleasant also. Have you ever considered branching out into old workstation's and their O/S's? SGI/DEC/IBM/DG/$etc ? Wonderful to see another A2000 back up and running.

This is great. It felt like going on a journey and I love the cinematography and stylistic choices. Awesome video and a great machine too!

Not watched yet, but I'm expecting a battery leak. The battery in the 2000 could not be a worse spot. EDIT - Great work,

Loved your video. Thanks for sharing! 😍😍😍

Absolutely loved this vid!

Love the video. Nice pick of music track

great video of the 2000 amiga...

Very stylish mate - great job 👍

Just Fantastic!

Love it - what a creative walkthrough!

Great work and video!

This was an awesome video. Very well done although I was half expecting it to be a joke one where at the end, you go to turn it on and it doesn't work thus causing you an expletive finish. :)

Awesome video, thanks!

Subtle, but excellent, great music too.

Very nice!

Thats cheesy😅 But I like! That Amiga must have fallen in love with you. My thumbs up for the repair, but also for the presentation. Cool!

@ 7:52 , Lurchenstein :)

Coincidences. So I had a dreadful few weeks with the hobby. Stuff randomly breaking, cleaning disgustingly dirty PCs, getting a bit sick of it all and then to top it off, this morning I accidentally nuked a very prescious fully patched, german Windows XP install by acidentally overwriting the whole harddrive partition with a 1.44 MB floppy disk image. Yeah... So I am sitting down with a plate of fat and carbs, borderline suicidal and think about whether it's all still worth it... And I decide to catch up on this Australian dude's videos and I click on this. Now I am crying into my bloody spaghetti...

@1:39 160GB seems large for that era of system. Should that be 160MB?

What was unrepairable on the original drive?

Video toaster?

where did you get custom fascia