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Jdurg.Bucko, I’m sure I’m in the last 100 group, since I ordered when the site said there were only about a 100 left, so I’m pretty sure I missed out on the early group. My question is, when will the 100 get their orders shipped? Has that group been delayed? Thanks!
PS I did order with a remote and PSU if that makes a difference.
Batch 3 (Christmas batch) is due to ship from the manufacturers on or around the 30th October.
EDIT – read xtrasmileys questions properly.
So the last 100 people from batch 2 are now in batch 3? If that is the case, will we get ours sent first in case there is some sort of other delay?
Still no word on the PSU’s @BuckoA51? Been refreshing this thread at least 10 times a day recently >.<
So the last 100 people from batch 2 are now in batch 3? If that is the case, will we get ours sent first in case there is some sort of other delay?
Of course, you’re top priority.
Still no word on the PSU’s @buckoa51? Been refreshing this thread at least 10 times a day recently >.<
Still not here, but I’ve not been notified of any delay.
Thanks for the update, fingers crossed they turn up soon 🙂
Just a question, I have ordered two of these units at two differnt times. Can you confirm if any have been posted or if they were both in the last few 100 units: I have a feeling that one was ordered in the last 100 and one prior to this. Just wanted to check. Thanks
I ordered an OSSC way back on July 12th with a PSU added. I really wish I was given the option to get the money back and pointed to something on Amazon that could power the OSSC. I do not want to wait until December for something that was slated to be shipped in 90 days, at the worst. (I ordered prior to that change being made to the order form.)
I’ve got a number of retro systems sitting around waiting for this device to come in. It is really annoying that it seems as though because the PSUs aren’t coming in, that you’re screwing over those who decided to order one by sending them to those who ordered well after we did.
OK, I get my OSSC yesterday and test it with SEGA-CDX. I guess it’s work fine for now. Thanks again!
Got mine in Iowa, USA this morning. Have a PAL Amiga 1200 playing demos as I type this. Been been waiting two years to be able to do this! No more NTSC CRT problems.
I ordered an OSSC way back on July 12th with a PSU added. I really wish I was given the option to get the money back and pointed to something on Amazon that could power the OSSC. I do not want to wait until December for something that was slated to be shipped in 90 days, at the worst. (I ordered prior to that change being made to the order form.)
I’ve got a number of retro systems sitting around waiting for this device to come in. It is really annoying that it seems as though because the PSUs aren’t coming in, that you’re screwing over those who decided to order one by sending them to those who ordered well after we did.
Sorry but I don’t understand you. I promised batch 2 for mid-October. The OSSCs came in early, the PSUs are on time, that means batch 2 is on schedule basically.
Nobody is getting “screwed over”. Why do you think you will need to wait until December when the PSUs should be here any day?
I apologize, I was thinking that others were saying that those who ordered a PSU would be pushed to the 100 OSSC shortage and onto the next batch.
So if I understand about how the PSUs will be coming to you very soon and your batch 2 schedule is going smooth now (which I’m pretty sure I’m in batch 2 considering I ordered in July 29th), how long would you say it would take to deliver from you guys to Canada? Like two weeks after you ship it?
It’s supposed to be more like 10 days but it does vary a lot.
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