http://www.ebay.de/itm/Schachcomputer-F ... 7727244616
I'd really like this thing, but these days wood is prohibitively expensive
to send across oceans. Also, it is minus it's box. I'm wondering if it's
a factory upgrade, or a modified unit. Anyone seen one like this?
Larry
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Re: Interesting Fidelity upgraded sensory champion
well i have the Super 9 Deluxe and this sure looks like it to meLarry wrote:http://www.ebay.de/itm/Schachcomputer-F ... 7727244616
I'd really like this thing, but these days wood is prohibitively expensive
to send across oceans. Also, it is minus it's box. I'm wondering if it's
a factory upgrade, or a modified unit. Anyone seen one like this?
Larry
the seller is a well known collector and a highly respected seller
i wonder why he doesn't call it the Super 9 Deluxe though?
there was an Elite Champion Upgrade that was also in wood but it looks a bit different then this
perhaps this is what he is selling?
i would ask him if i were interested in bidding on it..which i am not
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Steve
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Re: Interesting Fidelity upgraded sensory champion
well i have the Super 9 Deluxe and this sure looks like it to me
the seller is a well known collector and a highly respected seller
i wonder why he doesn't call it the Super 9 Deluxe though?
This might be a Super 9 I sold to Germany two or three years ago. About 6 months after the sale the buyer sold it again (not as Deluxe), but as an upgrade. He had mounted the wooden frame. I think this is that homebuild.
Still collecting and still lurking regards.
Erik
the seller is a well known collector and a highly respected seller
i wonder why he doesn't call it the Super 9 Deluxe though?
This might be a Super 9 I sold to Germany two or three years ago. About 6 months after the sale the buyer sold it again (not as Deluxe), but as an upgrade. He had mounted the wooden frame. I think this is that homebuild.
Still collecting and still lurking regards.
Erik
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Re: Interesting Fidelity upgraded sensory champion
Hi ErikErik Stillum wrote:
This might be a Super 9 I sold to Germany two or three years ago. About 6 months after the sale the buyer sold it again (not as Deluxe), but as an upgrade. He had mounted the wooden frame. I think this is that homebuild.
Still collecting and still lurking regards.
Erik
nice to see you
adding the wooden frame to a regular Super 9 is of course not the same as a Super 9 Deluxe which runs 25% faster
Basically a modified Super 9 Regards
Steve
Sorry for late answer. I am very busy and i not often look in all forums...
The computer is sold - however here some infos...
It is in fact a Super Nine, not Super Nine deluxe. I test it with my Super Nine. It looks like all other Champion upgrades - only the black front is other as i know. I can not say if it done from Fidelity or someone else. I bought and sell it as it is, as a Upgrade Super Nine.
Please - you can always write me if someone have questions...
Thanks José
The computer is sold - however here some infos...
It is in fact a Super Nine, not Super Nine deluxe. I test it with my Super Nine. It looks like all other Champion upgrades - only the black front is other as i know. I can not say if it done from Fidelity or someone else. I bought and sell it as it is, as a Upgrade Super Nine.
Please - you can always write me if someone have questions...
Thanks José