In a recent review I fitted my prized Amiga 2000 with a Dicke Olga 68030 accelerator. It also came with super fast IDE, so, do I really need the machines original Grand Slam SCSI controller? Using a BlueSCSIv2 that card MIGHT give me a virtual CD-Rom Drive and also WIFI networking. But, will it actually work?

This video also gives a brief tour of my Amiga 2000, and the kit I currently have it it. The question is, will the Grand Slam card also join the party? Watch to find out...

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00:00 - Intro
04:22 - The Fascia & Drives
07:48 - What is Inside?
08:47 - Compact Flash (IDE) Port
15:52 - Grand Slam SCSI Card
23:30 - Fitting The Card
24:42 - Installing Its Drivers
33:35 - Virtual SCSI CD-Rom?
37:35 - DaynaPort Networking?
40:00 - Conclusion

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