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A hello, and a question

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p-7.co.uk

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Hello!

having had a quick browse, I reckon this is probably the best forum section for this.

I am an owner of an ancient Mac, an LCIII if you please (I can hear the impressed whistles from here) it's a fine machine, been sequencing my MIDI for a few years and still has plenty of life it it.

But.......

The mouse is knackard.

I'm not too up on Macs really, the only one I have used is my own so apologies in advance for what is I'm sure an obvious question.

The nearest apple retailer for me is in central London, and I will need to dash to it after work tomorrow as I am mid project, but I don't want a wasted journey, or to be laughed at by the sales people.

This is my connection:
points.jpg


key.jpg


Is this still in use, or should I save myself a journey and try a specialist??

Thanks for any help

Dave
 
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Desolate One

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eBay would be your best bet. I have one of those, but the shipping would hardly make it worth it.
 
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thats old, I doubt the apple retail store could help you. maybe you could order one online or something, I had a few of those lieing around a few weeks ago, had I known, Ida kept them and shipped one to you, they worked perfect, o well.
 
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p-7.co.uk

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Really??? :(

Man, I was praying for a

'yeah, well still use those all the time!'

Going to be lost without it.

Do you know of any spare part online places I might try?...

cheers

Dave
 
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if I can have a model number or some identifying element I can find one real cheap online.
 
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p-7.co.uk

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Ah cheers mate...


Ok,

the bottom says:

Apple Desktop Bus Mouse II

FCC ID: BCGM2706

Family No: M2706

then in bold

LC6019WST18

Assembled in China (doubt you need that bit ha ha)
 
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odd, I actually could not find one. Id take that as a sign.lol. I can find anything, but not that mouse.
 
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Danster

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i see them all over the shops (pc mouses mind you) for like 2 quid try pound land
or asda they litrely sell them everywhere
just go to some cheap *** pc shop :p
 

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