I'm only 5 mins in but I love the aesthetic of it without all the casing on. It sort of looks really futuristic like it belongs in Stray or Cyberpunk. Loving the video btw.

I have two of these

What was that little program that you ran it looked like a video but very slow or small graphics or a game or something what was the name of that? Is it available somewhere?

I have three of those at least two of them 575s that work. I got one for 75 bucks work great but I’ve kept them all inside and or in a shed that was covered so the problem is you picked it up at a junkyard and that’s why I was there too much moisture too much anyway I have about 100 max at homeand all about two or three of them don’t work and they’re not really rare

Nice use of “Crazy”

It's strange to see this level of obsession with the perfect restore from someone with such an authentic American accent.

I still have my LC475. Those darn caps. My power supply failed but new caps brought it back. My floppy drive stopped working. Just dead in the LC475 but worked fine when transplanted into my beige G3 so I replaced all the caps. Drive now got power but computer would not see it. Plugged a floppy emu in and it also was not recognized so leaky caps must have damaged something else. Not a huge issue since the machine has an internal SCSI2SD and externally a BlueSCSI so it can boot from either. I also did the resistor swap so running around 39MHz with a heat sink, same battery mod, added an ethernet card so it can go online with a wireless bridge, 32mb RAM, doubled the VRAM (need to check into the Satanic ones) and put in a full 68040. A Wombat so I can use a USB mouse and keyboard. There are some fun 90's games that play just fine on this machine. DOOM still struggles though.

Thanks I have two of these and yeah their educational’s. They didn’t sell these to the public so I got two of them. I don’t remember where but I have two of them and it’s nice to see the upgrade. I have several video cards. I have a warehouse of stuff just haven’t had time to work on it but I have over 100 Mac’s

Love the @65scribe cameo. Raised this video's game by 1000.

First off, I love your videos. The captions, the thorough cleanings (what do you use to clean the cases?), just great stuff. I also have two 540c's. One has a cracked bottom case, but it's been thoroughly recapped. The other is an unknown quantity. Both boot, both run fine, but I want to do what you did and combine them. I'm still a novice, so I'll finish some other projects first, but thanks for the inspiration.

The brightening is key. Macs used to be light grey and seeing them now as light yellow is so sad.

I also like the Tizo lamp in the background. 🙂

The first computer my family ever owned was a Mac Performa 450; And my school just happened to be fond of buying macs too, so they had a lot of the LC models etc. SO I've a lot of good memories of these specific mac types.

Very nice video style.

I remember these when they started selling in Walmarts.

Please reduce the time that the text fades in and out, or no fade, for slow readers (who watch at 2x speed). :)

I find for smoker covered electronics cases - had a crt silver tv with that issue - best to use CLR as it works very well

I had one of those. I think the monitor was different though - manufactured by Sony with Trinitron technology.

those gloves creep me out every time..

+1 for Seal :D

BTW, you don't need to restart after changing the speed with the Control Strip :)

The 65scribe visit was key

Love the driving gloves

Nice, a 65scribe crossover!

Why moving the diskette to "Trash" ejects it?

My first mac, bought it secondhand in 1994, had it until 97, remember the vram and a 8 gb ram stick were quite expensive here in Norway. Think i paid 2500 nok ( around 376 usd then) for a quantum fireball 1 gb hard drive, remembering it as a massive upgrade 😂 But here we are 30 years later, but now with a M1 pro, from 12mb to 32 gb ram. Would have been fun to try out hypercard 2.3 and photoshop 2.5.1 again. Great video!

I used hot air gun to restore the plastic welding to nearly original sharp. try a lower temperature

You and your channel are amazing! Thank you for making so much effort to our delight with each new video! ♥

First machine was a hand me down LCIII. Loved that machines and it's feel.

I have so many fond memories of being in high school and using a 475….. system 7.1 … probably my favourite OS

The "Short" format totally ruins this video. It's like I am walking around with cardboard flaps attached to out edges of my eyes and my head is locked in a vice keeping me from turning it to see my entire field of view. Great topic, poor video execution...

Great video! Brings back lots of good memories from my younger 20s. I really need to get my LCIII out of its box and power it up some time. I have not turned it on in over 25 years at least. Yep, I need to check the board, battery (oh my gosh!), and PS before doing so. Shout out to 65scribe too! I have watched all of his KZbin videos. Awesome collab, hopefully he'll publish a new video too.

where did you get the 68k version of gauge from? it's not on the garden it seems : (

this is amazing, Thank you very much! Cool crossover ;)

I still have my LCIII that I purchased what seems like a lifetime ago.

As Michael Rosen Says 9:44

Back with another banger. I haven’t touched my Macs in months sadly.

Time travelling back in the early-90s.

I have one of these. Thanks for the reminder that I haven't inspected it in a bit. I've been extremely lucky with caps so far. I know, I know. Had no idea about the overclocking ability. Are you running a full 040 here? The LC 475 typically comes with the LC040 (sans math coprocessor).

lovin the Seal, especially love that track

My first Mac, a Quadra 605, has been stored in our basement since I upgraded decades ago. I'll never let it go. I had upgraded the chip to one with a math co-processor, added more RAM than it was supposed to have, and something else that I forgot what it was. I think it was an ethernet card. There was a PowerPC card for this, but I never bought it and boy, if I could get it now, I'd pick it up! Just because. I made sure the battery was out of it last year, and it was fine. I started it up a few years ago and things were good with it. I always thought that computers were fine for years in storage, but apparently that isn't the case... I have a G3 tower that won't start up. I lost interest in fixing computers years ago, now I just want them to work. So unless it is something simple I'd just pay someone to do it, especially capacitor replacement. Anyway, nice video!

Had several hand me down macs as a kid. My grandfather would get them off lease after the company he worked for upgraded. Started with a mac classic, then LCIII, made a lateral move to the IIci, I think for the expandabability over the LC, then got a Power Computing PB240, then Powermac 6500 275 and finally a Power Computing PT250 that had a G3 CPU upgrade, before I got my first job and built my first PC.

Good music 👍

Nice retro mac video!

I have done this procedure twice now and the buzz has come back. I can get the buzz to go away by moving the cable near the back of the TAM just right but it seems to be harder and harder to find that sweet spot anymore. I'm to the point where the buzz is there most of the time now.

torn flat flex... nightmare.... 😱😱😱