that thing is fuckin killer. if I had 400 flashback bucks I would be all over it!

This is a cool machine, specially for AHX and Musicline.
I fully endorse it
It even has Kickstart remapping so you can switch to an older kickstart for compatibility with old soft, or keep a newer one (as it seems this machine has) for newer apps.

Here is another Amiga I have for sale. Its an A2500 with 16mb ram, and it runs flawlessly !!!  I made a short video showing the boot up sequence and audio playback. I guess I'm kinda into the amiga tracker scene.  It also contains a Great Valley Products A2000-040 REV 6 accelerator card.

You will get a complete system EXCEPT a monitor. It shall include A2500 w/ accelerator card, keyboard, mouse, and power cable. Everything works as far as I could test, even the floppy drive.

Overall, this computer is in excellent shape! The case fits nice, and has minimal scratches. The keyboard has some yellowing though.

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiLrC1o6urA

Specs on accelerator card:
(taken from amiga.resource.cx)

G-Force 040
Great Valley Products A2000-040

    * Processor
    * 68040 @ 33 MHz

    * memory
    * four 64 pin SIMM sockets accept 64 MB RAM
    * supports only special 4 or 16 MB GVP SIMMs
    * SIMM sizes cannot be mixed
    * 040 burst mode requires all four sockets to be filled up
    * Kickstart remapping

    * SCSI 2 DMA controller
    * not Fast SCSI 2 - the same electronic as the GVP Series II controllers
    * no termination power is fed to the external SCSI connector - active termination must be used
    * 50 pin internal SCSI header
    * DB25 external connector
    * RDB compatible
    * supported by Linux and NetBSD

    * I/O
    * RS232 compatible 9 pin buffered serial port
          o 614140 bps max transfer speed
    * Centronics parallel port
          o selectable IBM / Amiga compatible mode

    * notes
    * 32 bit expansion bus for the EGS 110/24 graphics board

$400

-Carl