Commodore Amiga 1200 - Computer (1) - In original box






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The 1992 Commodore Amiga 1200 has 2 MB of Chip RAM, is in very good condition and working order, and comes in its original box with its power supply, RGB-to-SCART cable, mouse and a The Music Studio floppy disk that displays a read error when loading an audio file.
Description from the seller
For collectors and industry experts, an iconic Commodore Amiga 1200 is on offer: a piece of 1990s personal computing history and now one of the most sought-after machines in the world.
Finding one complete with its extremely hard-to-find original period packaging and original graphics is an exceptionally rare opportunity on the market.
The machine has been given meticulous attention before being listed for sale: it has been completely disassembled, dusted, and cleaned in every detail, both inside and out. Every single keyboard key was removed, washed, and individually sanitized to ensure excellent appearance and an impeccable user experience.
The computer has been tested for its essential boot, audio, and video functions. The video signal was tested using a special dedicated cable that connects to the Amiga’s 23-pin RGB video port and ends in a stereo SCART plug and RCA audio jacks (included in the sale).
With this cable, the screen image is outstanding, stable, and sharp, with perfect 32-bit color, as well as clear stereo audio. The original RF antenna cable is also included; modern digital TVs and monitors cannot tune in to the vintage analog frequency, but the supplied RGB/SCART output is nonetheless the best and most professional choice for enjoying the machine.
Also included is a period floppy disk, “The Music Studio” by Activision (distributed by CTO/Commodore). When inserted, the internal floppy drive starts up, boots from Workbench, and begins reading, loading the interface. While the audio file is loading, the system displays the message “read error on disk block 1752”; given that this is vintage magnetic media nearly 40 years old, it is entirely normal for some disk blocks to have become demagnetized or degraded over time, while the drive responds promptly to read commands and its mechanics work properly.
The sale includes the Commodore Amiga 1200 console, the original period box, the original “heavy duty” power supply, the RGB-to-SCART video cable with RCA audio outputs, the original mouse from the package, also in perfect working order, and the floppy disk with the program mentioned above.
An item for discerning collectors, ready to display or use.
Ref.: (2026-055)
DISCLAIMER
Shipping note (from one collector to another!)
It matters a great deal to me that items arrive at their destination in perfect condition, intact, and ready to use. Because I’ve been doing this with passion for many years, I take the utmost care and am fully transparent with every shipment to ensure your purchase is protected 100%. These are my firm commitments:
Secure Packaging: I pack every item I ship as if I were receiving it for my own personal collection. For this reason, I never skimp on packing materials. Each item is individually protected with multiple layers of heavy-duty bubble wrap, sealed, and placed inside rigid, reinforced cardboard boxes. Any empty spaces are filled with cushioning materials (polystyrene, air pillows, or heavy-duty packing paper) to prevent any movement inside the package during transit.
Full Traceability: The functionality checks (with the serial number clearly visible) and the entire packaging process are recorded on video without interruption, right through to the final sealing of the package.
All video documentation is kept in my archives and, in the event of any shipping irregularities or disputes, will be promptly made available to the platform’s verification and inspection service.
Security Seal: Each electronic or collectible item is marked with a small, numbered tamper-evident seal before dispatch. In the event of a return (as permitted under the platform’s terms), the item must be sent back with the original seal fully intact.
For collectors and industry experts, an iconic Commodore Amiga 1200 is on offer: a piece of 1990s personal computing history and now one of the most sought-after machines in the world.
Finding one complete with its extremely hard-to-find original period packaging and original graphics is an exceptionally rare opportunity on the market.
The machine has been given meticulous attention before being listed for sale: it has been completely disassembled, dusted, and cleaned in every detail, both inside and out. Every single keyboard key was removed, washed, and individually sanitized to ensure excellent appearance and an impeccable user experience.
The computer has been tested for its essential boot, audio, and video functions. The video signal was tested using a special dedicated cable that connects to the Amiga’s 23-pin RGB video port and ends in a stereo SCART plug and RCA audio jacks (included in the sale).
With this cable, the screen image is outstanding, stable, and sharp, with perfect 32-bit color, as well as clear stereo audio. The original RF antenna cable is also included; modern digital TVs and monitors cannot tune in to the vintage analog frequency, but the supplied RGB/SCART output is nonetheless the best and most professional choice for enjoying the machine.
Also included is a period floppy disk, “The Music Studio” by Activision (distributed by CTO/Commodore). When inserted, the internal floppy drive starts up, boots from Workbench, and begins reading, loading the interface. While the audio file is loading, the system displays the message “read error on disk block 1752”; given that this is vintage magnetic media nearly 40 years old, it is entirely normal for some disk blocks to have become demagnetized or degraded over time, while the drive responds promptly to read commands and its mechanics work properly.
The sale includes the Commodore Amiga 1200 console, the original period box, the original “heavy duty” power supply, the RGB-to-SCART video cable with RCA audio outputs, the original mouse from the package, also in perfect working order, and the floppy disk with the program mentioned above.
An item for discerning collectors, ready to display or use.
Ref.: (2026-055)
DISCLAIMER
Shipping note (from one collector to another!)
It matters a great deal to me that items arrive at their destination in perfect condition, intact, and ready to use. Because I’ve been doing this with passion for many years, I take the utmost care and am fully transparent with every shipment to ensure your purchase is protected 100%. These are my firm commitments:
Secure Packaging: I pack every item I ship as if I were receiving it for my own personal collection. For this reason, I never skimp on packing materials. Each item is individually protected with multiple layers of heavy-duty bubble wrap, sealed, and placed inside rigid, reinforced cardboard boxes. Any empty spaces are filled with cushioning materials (polystyrene, air pillows, or heavy-duty packing paper) to prevent any movement inside the package during transit.
Full Traceability: The functionality checks (with the serial number clearly visible) and the entire packaging process are recorded on video without interruption, right through to the final sealing of the package.
All video documentation is kept in my archives and, in the event of any shipping irregularities or disputes, will be promptly made available to the platform’s verification and inspection service.
Security Seal: Each electronic or collectible item is marked with a small, numbered tamper-evident seal before dispatch. In the event of a return (as permitted under the platform’s terms), the item must be sent back with the original seal fully intact.
