Brett,

I had this in my internet sent-mail. It should help

From taz{at}adam.com.au Wed Jan 15 11:59:06 1997
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Date: Wed, 15 Jan 1997 11:59:04 +1030 (CST)
From: jason banner 
To: Bob French 
Subject: Re: CD Rom player
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Bob,

Thanx for the prompt reply. I'm in the Rosewater area, SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
You posted in an Aussie newsgroup, so while the CD player is ezactly what
i'm looking for, I'm not visiting your part of town for a while yet so I
guess I'll give it a miss.

Thanx anyway,

Jason



On Tue, 14 Jan 1997, Bob French wrote:

> Hi Jason,
>
> For some reason your name sounds very familiar.  I'm in the East Orlando
> area, where are you?
>
> The CD player is of course a DRM-600-A unit, full compatible with DOS (v4.0
> & up), Windows 3.1 & Win95 and OS/2.  Drivers for Windows NT and other
> systems are available on Pioneer's WEB site.  When installed on a PC the 6
> individual CD-ROM drives show up as D,E,F,G,H & I (providing your HD's stop
> at C:).  Installation is extremely easy, especially if you already have a
> SCSI interface installed.  If not, the included 8bit SCSI card will handle
> it but not as fast as a 16bit Adaptec card.
>
> There were two of the changers, both of which were used previously on a
> BBS.  One of the units have already sold but I still have one left.
>
> Bob French
> Eagle Computer Services (407) 380-5038
> Home Page:  http://www.iag.net/~bfrench
>


Cheers,

Taz.

BTW, please let me know how you got on. I was quite interested in this unit myself.




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