Private Classifieds listings from 2007

[Jeff Toogood]

$230? Is this a horrible price or something?

[Michael Calla]

thanks albert, i sent one back.

[Philip Boyer]

If you're breaking it up, I sent you an e-mail about the light.

You can email me at philipboyer@verizon.net

[Martin Pauly]

I have an audio interface for sale that I purchased pre-owned from another DVInfo forum member just a few months ago. It's the M-Audio FireWire 410:

http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_u...e410-main.html

The device works fine and there's nothing wrong with it; it just turns out that I need balanced line-outs for what I wanted to do with it (this model has unbalanced 1/4" line-outs), so I'll have to go with a higher-end device instead.

I paid $200 when I bought it, I'm hoping to get the same amount. I'll cover ground shipping within the U.S. and Paypal charges.

- Martin

[Richard Rock]

I wanted to get one of these a few weeks ago, but I found out it's incompatible with Windows XP Media Center. Strange considering it's fine with XP Home or Pro.

Bummer.

[Jaron Berman]

For sale:

-Sennheiser EW100 G2 Transmitter / receiver set w/ included mic and accessories

-Countryman B6 Lav wired for Sennheiser, with vampire clips and accessories including rycote mini softies

-Trew Audio mini mic cases for both Sennheiser and Countryman mics and accessories

-Ambient 3.5mm to XLR adapter with Phantom power - to allow use of lav mics wired for Sennheiser to be hardwired (THIS IS VERY VERY USEFUL!)

-Rode NT-G2 Mini shotgun w/ original case and screen

-Rycote Softie for NT-G2

-Sennheiser Blimp-style shock mount, compatible with all Sennheiser Blimps

-Lightwave Aluminum Boom pole, internally cabled with case (case has loose strap)

-Crutch for Boom to mount on Grip head, so you don't have to hold it for long interviews

-Grip head

-15' XLR cable

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$900 takes all. Not for sale in pieces. This is for someone looking to get a turnkey DV audio kit for a SMALL fraction of the price it's worth. The B6 kit alone with the Ambient adapter is worth a large portion of the total price. This kit sounds fantastic, I no longer do one-man-band stuff and don't need my own audio.

[Jason Lindstrom]

Emails sent to both above posters. Ken, you are first in line for the ZR-1000. Denny, you are next if Ken doesn't want it.

[Ken Grohs]

Jason, have sent you a Paypal payment for the ZR-1000.

Thanks!

-Ken

[Jacob Mendieta]

Gildecam 4000 with manual 320$ used 4-5 times

Anton Bauer ELIPZ battery 10k 200$ used about 10hours of it

will take offers

PM me for more info

will sell all for 450$

[Jason Lindstrom]

ZR-1000 Sold!

[Chris Klidonas]

what frequency is the G2? with the G2, ME2 or ME4? how long is the boom pole? the rycote the 110$ one or the slip on over the foam type?

[Ryan Avery]

Originally Posted by Dave Blackhurst

Hi Ben -

I'll keep an eye out on EBay - I stumbled across one at one time (Optex, 52mm no less!), interesting piece, definitely not a zoom through situation... when I sold mine there were a couple others that popped up too. They went for around $300-350, so you've got a budget to keep in mind... not bad when they were 1K new.

I don't know whether the Optex and the Century were actually different or not, when I researched it looked to me like somehow the two were related business wise... but the Optex is a solid piece of glass. Sort of superfluous for me once I went to shooting HDV, but an interesting way to increase the effective resolution of the camera.

I'll start watching for one, I always find the strangest stuff on Ebay! One might just turn up!

The Optex and the Century Anamorphic Adapters were not developed in any conjunction. I have seen test results indicating that both were better than each other depending on the reviewer. At the end of the day, the Century remains the leading Anamorphic Adapter.

We are currently have a sale on our Sony bayonet mount 16:9 Adapter for the VX2000/2100.

http://www.schneideroptics.com/Ecomm...D=1072&IID=873

Ryan Avery
Regional Sales Representative
Schneider Optics

[Christopher Witz]

For Sale

Sony HVR-Z1U

in excellent condition and looks and acts like new. I've had 2 of these and 2 FX1's and they are great cameras... This one is my last to go.

meter shows:

op: 24X10H
drum run: 17X10H
tape run: 9X10H
threading: 30X10

This cam has been a real pleasure to work with... never a drop out that I have noticed. I've only used TDK tapes in the camera.

I'll include the original box with all it's original contents as originally shipped;
charger, remote, np-f570 batt, cables, manual, etc

I'll also include the following:

sony cleaning tape
2 non sony 970 series batts
2 genuine sony np-f770 batts
6 dvc60 TDK mini-dv tapes ( sealed & unopened )

$3000.00 US with free shipping in the lower 48 US

[Jaron Berman]

The wireless set is bank "b",
The mic is the ME2, although next to the countryman..., it's a backup
The rycote is the $110 one, 21/22
The pistol-grip shock mount is MZS-20-1 ($329)
The pole is Lightwave GT-10 CABLED (5-section) 30" collapsed, 9'8" open ($229 w/o cable)
The pole case is a Cavision boompole case. One end of the shoulder strap worked its way free, so it's gaff taped..probably stronger now than ever.

The grip head is an Avenger standard grip knuckle
The ambient adapter was roughly $150 from Pro-Sound

Also included, which I forgot to mention is a custom-made hotshoe mount. People who use these mics a lot can confirm, if the receiver is mounted vertically, the reception clarity and distance get drastically better. This mount allows 2 receivers to be held upright on a hotshoe. I used it for 6 months, I can attest - I never had a single dropout or hit, even in NYC. When used with the stock horizontal mount, I used to get dropouts all the time, using the exact same channels. I have a picture of everything layed out...not a great shot but it gives an idea.

FYI - I posted a while back about this, but in my honest opinion the Countryman B6 is probably the finest sounding LAV I've ever heard. With good placement, it cuts EXTREMELY well with shotguns. The show I bought this setup for I was using an MKH-60, and when panned back and forth, the only difference in SQ was proximity.

[Paul Cronin]

I have switched my desktop to Mac now I am doing the same for my laptop. Great deal on a very fast laptop.

Dell Latitude D820 Laptop

Intel Core 2 Duo T7400, 2.16Ghz, 667Mhz 4M L2 Cache, Dual Core
15.4” Wide Screen WUXGA LCD (1920x1200 Native Res)
2GB DDR2-667 SDRAM, 2DIMM
512MB NVIDIA Quadro NVS 120M Turbocache
100GB Hard Drive 9.5mm 7200RPM
OS Windows XP Pro, SP3 with media
Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth
90W AC Adapter
8x DVD+/-RW with Roxio CreatorDell edition Digital Media, Cyberlink Power DVD
Intel 3945 WLAN (802.11a/g) mini card
1 Firewire
4 USB
Express card 34 slot
headphone slot
mic slot
Network RJ-45 slot
RJ-11 slot
Serial connector
Video connector
Docking device connector

Software:
Quick reference Guide for Latitude D820L
Resource CD w/Diagnostics and Drivers
9-Cell/85 WHr Primary Battery
Extended Service: (Fully Transferable)
CompleteCare Accidental Damage 4 year
4 Year Mobility Plan
Type 3 Contract – Next Business Day Partisan On-Site Response 3 Year
Software:
Microsoft Office
Quicktime 7.3
Windows Media
Quickbooks Pro


Paid $2,862.51 Nov 2006.

Also included Pinnacle Studio Ultimate Version 11, Including Bonus software
This has not been installed and has full serial numbers and ready to go.

Full package $1,100

Buyer pays shipping and at asking price I pay paypal fee.

This computer has run perfect and was only used as my office machine and to download video while on the road. I did not edit on this machine. And it has 3 more years of full service contract!