[natural1]

For Sale: EZQUEST Firewire CDRW 48X CD Burner.

The mechanics are Sony CRX225E and are fully compatible with iTunes, Finder and Toast 6. It's about 2 years old and has burned about 100-150 discs in that time - never burns coaters! Includes Firewire cable.

One flaw - the spring the closes the front door is missing, so it doesn't close automatically. This could easily be replaced - I just don't want to take the time to do it.

I'm looking to get $40 and will ship it for FREE to anywhere in the lower 48. PayPal only, please. I've got awesome feedback on eBay and will send username to interested parties. This will go to eBay next week

PM me if interested - thanks!

[natural1]

Bump. Make me an offer.

[PowerbookG3]

Is it compatable for a Powerbook G3 "lombard" 333MHz with Mac OS 9?

[natural1]

Well, I'm pretty sure that your machine doesn't have Firewire (correct me if I'm wrong), unless you're using a PC card with a Firewire port. To use this with Toast, you need version 5.3. It will work with Panther and Tiger - earlier versions of X will require the use of PatchBurn.

[DragonClaw]

Bump, great price.

[natural1]

Hey DragonClaw - thanks for crapping on my thread...

[DragonClaw]

No problem..

[natural1]

Actually, it’s "you're" - as in "you are". You evidently need grammar lessons along with etiquette lessons. Read the posting guidelines before you post crap on someone else’s threads.

[DragonClaw]

Posting Guidelines. Failure to follow them will most likely result in a lock of the thread in question.

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[DragonClaw]

Please point out to me the rule I broke, well before this post anyway. A link to another thread is not included in threadcrapping rule, but removed anyway.

[natural1]

Well - you edited your posting to hide the evidence (Last edited by DragonClaw : Today at 02:15 AM.). You posted a link to your your own item for sale and indicated that anyone looking at my item should buy yours instead. That's thread crapping - rule 10. BTW, I didn't bump more than three times - I responded to your poor social skills.

[natural1]

OK - this one's up for sale on eBay.

Now go get it! Thanks!!