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SCSI2SD 3.5" 50-Pin SCSI To SD Card Adaptor

SCSI2SD 3.5" 50-Pin SCSI To SD Card Adaptor - Main image
$47.6 $70 In stock

Category: ITEAD STUDIO OFFICIAL

This is an improved version of the popular SCSI2SD. It's smaller, uses less power, and can be powered by the SCSI bus in some cases. Please contact us for special pricing on bulk buying. Fast & reliable shipping from our EU warehouse in Germany. Delivery usually takes 3-9 business days.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella ★★★★★

My vintage Mac's SCSI setup finally works flawlessly with this adapter—it's noticeably more compact than the original model and sips power so gently that the bus powers it without an extra cable. Took about ten minutes to configure and now boots like a dream.

Ellie ★★★★★

Took a chance on this for an old Macintosh and the lower power draw is a game-changer — it runs off the bus without an extra PSU, which solved my wiring mess overnight. Boots reliably every time, and the setup software made formatting painless.

Henry ★★★★★

The smaller footprint freed up space in my old Macintosh's cramped case, and it's been running cool and stable for weeks. The fact that it draws less power from the SCSI bus is a huge bonus for a vintage setup.