A range of cables, spare parts and accessories for the Sinclair Spectrum range of home computers. These include the 128 plus model, 128+2, 128+3 and their variants.
Did you know? The ZX Spectrum +2 was Amstrad's first Spectrum, coming shortly after their purchase of the Spectrum range and "Sinclair" brand in 1986. The machine featured an all-new grey case featuring a spring-loaded keyboard, dual joystick ports, and a built-in cassette recorder dubbed the "Datacorder" (like the Amstrad CPC 464), but was in most respects identical to the ZX Spectrum 128. The main menu screen lacked the Spectrum 128's "Tape Test" option, and the ROM was altered to account for a new 1986 Amstrad copyright message.
A range of video cables designed for use with the Sinclair ZX Spectrum computers, including the Spectrum 128 +2, 128 +3 and plus model (toast rack).
A range of parts and accessories designed for use with the Sinclair ZX Spectrum computers, including the Spectrum 128 +2, 128 +3 and plus model (toast rack).
A range of power cables and power supply units (PSUs) designed for use with the Sinclair ZX Spectrum computers, including the Spectrum 128 +2, 128 +3 and plus model (toast rack).
A range of controllers and cables designed for use with the Sinclair ZX Spectrum computers, including the Spectrum 128 +2, 128 +3 and plus model (toast rack).
A brand-new RGB scart lead for the Sinclair Spectrum 128+2 (black model) and Spectrum 128 +3 computers. Connects simply and easily to any television with an RGB scart socket. No need to tune the TV and a much better picture than the aerial cable.
A brand-new RGB scart lead for the Sinclair Spectrum 128+2 (grey model). Connects simply and easily to any television with an RGB scart socket. No need to tune the TV and a much better picture than the aerial cable.
A brand-new RGB scart lead for the Sinclair Spectrum 128+ Plus model. Connects simply and easily to any television with an RGB scart socket. No need to tune the TV and a much better picture than the aerial cable.
A brand-new joystick adapter cable, allowing any standard "Atari" compatible joystick to be used on the Spectrum. Compatible with the following systems: 128 +2 Grey model, 128 +2 Black model and 128 +3. Available in 1 port and 2 port versions.
A brand-new joystick adapter cable, allowing any standard "Atari" compatible joystick to be used on the Spectrum. Compatible with the following systems: 128 +2 Grey model, 128 +2 Black model and 128 +3. Available in 1 port and 2 port versions.
A brand-new cassette loading cable for the Sinclair Spectrum 128 +3.
This cable allows tape based games and programs to be loaded via an external cassette deck (not included).
A brand-new replacement cassette tape drive belt for the Spectrum 128+2 "black" model with built-in datacassette. Replaces the main drive belt. Available in a choice of pack sizes.
A brand-new set of replacement cassette tape drive belts for the Spectrum 128+2 "grey" model with built-in datacassette. Replaces the both the main drive belt and smaller belt fitted to the 128+2 grey model.
A quality adapter cable which allows RGB scart devices to be connected to the Philips CM8833 MK2 colour monitor via the RGB in port. Suitable only for connecting RGB devices. Features a scart socket and stereo audio connections.
A brand-new replacement belt for the 3" disk drive unit fitted in the Sinclair Spectrum 128+3 Fixes loading errors and other loading problems associated with a worn, perished or slipping belt.
The use of this adapter allows RGB scart devices to be connected to professional video monitors (PVM) with BNC inputs. It provides a simple and easy way to connect your devices to monitors with BNC connectors, eliminating the need for special BNC cables for each and every device.
A brand-new RGB scart lead for the "Just Speccy" 128k Sinclair Spectrum clone machine. Connects simply and easily to any television with an RGB scart socket. With stereo audio input via 3.5mm jack plug.
