If you still have a working Amiga you use from time to time, what drives do you have connected to it?

I setup by A4000 the other day mainly just for a play around and to check it all still worked ok, and had forgotten the mass of cabled required to get everything hooked up again as most of the stuff I had connected to it was external as I also use it with the A1200 sometimes.

On the A4000 I have:

External SCSI CD-Rom drive
External SCSI Zip Drive
2 internal IDE HDs
1 internal HD floppy drive.
1 external HD floppy drive.
1 external power computing double floppy drive (to disk drives in one unit)

I also keep intending to connect up one of the spare IDE CD-RWs I have lying about.
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1 internal HD
1 internal floppy drive
1 external floppy drive

I think that was it
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I only have the internal fd, have 3 external fds, but not connected. I only have a plugged Action Replay MkII.
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I only have an external FD that I use with my A500 when I have it set up
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Internal DVD rewriter
Internal CD rewriter
2 internal ide hds. One 40 gig the other 80 gig.
Internal floppy
External floppy (Hardly used or connected but is sometimes)
Internal Flash reader. (7 different types I think)
1 gig removable flash pen.
128 meg flash card
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@TiredOfLife
You are using your amiga as main computer, aren't you?
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1x external DD drive
1x internal DD drive
50MB SCSI HD (On the A500+)
1.5GB IDE HD (on the A1200)

Just need to add some CDROM drives now.

I have several spare CD drives lying around and now have a buffered IDE interface but I still need a new ATX power supply.
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I build my A1200 in a tower and I have:

1x internal floppy
2x internal Harddisks (the original 80 Mb and a 2 GB)
1x internal CD-player
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@Edwinner

Did you use a proper A1200 tower conversion case to convert your A1200 into a tower system, or did you customise a tower for the purpose?

I've been wanting to have a go at converting an A1200 into a tower for some time but not got around to trying yet.
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@DemonCleaner

Yes, mate.
There is a peecee in the house but it belongs to the missus.
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