Chris Hurd
September 29th, 2018, 03:48 PM
Howdy from Texas,
After seven long years, it is time for me to let go of RED Epic X Dragon #0011.
I was fortunate to have been in the “First 100” group of customers for the original RED One. Jim offered me serial number 11, and it was great to have one of the very first batch of RED cameras back in 2007. Later on, when the next-generation RED Epic was announced, Jarred did me a solid favor and slated serial number 11 for my Epic X to match my RED One.
With its original MX sensor, Epic X #0011 did 1,214 hours in the Central Texas rental market, based out of Austin. I took the Dragon 6K upgrade when it became available and removed the camera from rental not long after. The newer Dragon sensor has only 126 hours of use. The camera brain plus all other peripherals have a few minor scuffs, dings and beauty marks here and there, but everything is in perfect working order. The four RedMag SSD cards show the most wear, but they are provided here free of charge. Many elements of this kit include their original packaging, and some components are brand new. The firmware version currently loaded is v5.3.29.
Here is the complete inventory:
RED Epic X #0011 6K digital cinema camera
SSD side module (on cam)
Cine PL lens mount (Ti) (on cam)
Canon EF lens mount (Ti) (orig. box)
Brain hardshell case w/ locks & key
Module Adapter (orig. box)
Quad Batt. Module (orig. box)
5” LCD Touchscreen (orig. box)
Side Handle w/ sto. case
RedMote w/ sto. case
4 x RedMag 64GB 1.8” SSD cards w/ sto. case
Red Station 1.8” SSD reader w/ pwr adptr. (orig. box)
Red Station / RedMote USB-to-Mini USB cable
Red Station USB-to-DC power cable
Red Station FireWire 800 cable
Red Station ESTATA cable
Red Station DC power coupler
Epic AC power supply w/ AC cord & power cable
Pro-X GP-S V-mount batt. plate w/ D-tap
DSMC Quad Charger (orig. box)
DSMC travel charger
2 x RedVolt XL batts
4 x RedVolt batts
RedMote USB to DC charging cable
24” LCD / EVF cable (right to right)
3BNC-to-00 sync cable (RED #790-0154)
2B-to-1B power adapter cable (RED #790-138)
10 ft. DC power cable (RED #409106, 6-pin to 6-pin, new)
Red DSMC Bolt Kit (brand new)
Epic Brain front, side & rear body caps
Misc. small tools & 1/4-20 hex head screws
2 x RED microfiber storage bags (1 large, 1 medium)
Nanuk 950 hardshell case w/ padded dividers
RED DSMC Epic Dragon Operation Guide v5.1, spiral bound, 155 pages
RED DSMC Media Operations Guide, spiral bound, 77 pages
RED DSMC Power Operation Guide, spiral bound, 65 pages
Octamas RED Epic Menu Guide v.5.1.34, spiral bound, 20 pages
Octamas RED Epic Dragon Menu Guide v5.1.50, spiral bound, 26 pages
RED Quick Reference Guide v1.2 from Phil Holland, spiral bound, 16 pages
Dragon format keys & other notes from Phil Holland, loose leaf, 16 pages
Epic QuickGuide, EF mount install & other notes, loose leaf, 30 pages
I cannot split this package, sorry; it all needs to go together. You are buying only the Epic X Dragon brain and PL & EF lens mounts… everything else is included for free.
This kit is ready to shoot if you just add a PL or EF lens. There is a premium on this camera by virtue of its very low serial number and very low operational hours. The price is $16,500 with free shipping (by ground) inside the continental US. This is a large, heavy package (three separate boxes) and it is very much cost prohibitive from both a shipping and customs standpoint, so please understand that it's available to US residents only.
Ownership transfer: see https://support.red.com/hc/en-us/articles/217962088-Transfer-of-Ownership — option #1 is free; options #2 or #3 are available at your discretion and cost. Thanks for looking.
After seven long years, it is time for me to let go of RED Epic X Dragon #0011.
I was fortunate to have been in the “First 100” group of customers for the original RED One. Jim offered me serial number 11, and it was great to have one of the very first batch of RED cameras back in 2007. Later on, when the next-generation RED Epic was announced, Jarred did me a solid favor and slated serial number 11 for my Epic X to match my RED One.
With its original MX sensor, Epic X #0011 did 1,214 hours in the Central Texas rental market, based out of Austin. I took the Dragon 6K upgrade when it became available and removed the camera from rental not long after. The newer Dragon sensor has only 126 hours of use. The camera brain plus all other peripherals have a few minor scuffs, dings and beauty marks here and there, but everything is in perfect working order. The four RedMag SSD cards show the most wear, but they are provided here free of charge. Many elements of this kit include their original packaging, and some components are brand new. The firmware version currently loaded is v5.3.29.
Here is the complete inventory:
RED Epic X #0011 6K digital cinema camera
SSD side module (on cam)
Cine PL lens mount (Ti) (on cam)
Canon EF lens mount (Ti) (orig. box)
Brain hardshell case w/ locks & key
Module Adapter (orig. box)
Quad Batt. Module (orig. box)
5” LCD Touchscreen (orig. box)
Side Handle w/ sto. case
RedMote w/ sto. case
4 x RedMag 64GB 1.8” SSD cards w/ sto. case
Red Station 1.8” SSD reader w/ pwr adptr. (orig. box)
Red Station / RedMote USB-to-Mini USB cable
Red Station USB-to-DC power cable
Red Station FireWire 800 cable
Red Station ESTATA cable
Red Station DC power coupler
Epic AC power supply w/ AC cord & power cable
Pro-X GP-S V-mount batt. plate w/ D-tap
DSMC Quad Charger (orig. box)
DSMC travel charger
2 x RedVolt XL batts
4 x RedVolt batts
RedMote USB to DC charging cable
24” LCD / EVF cable (right to right)
3BNC-to-00 sync cable (RED #790-0154)
2B-to-1B power adapter cable (RED #790-138)
10 ft. DC power cable (RED #409106, 6-pin to 6-pin, new)
Red DSMC Bolt Kit (brand new)
Epic Brain front, side & rear body caps
Misc. small tools & 1/4-20 hex head screws
2 x RED microfiber storage bags (1 large, 1 medium)
Nanuk 950 hardshell case w/ padded dividers
RED DSMC Epic Dragon Operation Guide v5.1, spiral bound, 155 pages
RED DSMC Media Operations Guide, spiral bound, 77 pages
RED DSMC Power Operation Guide, spiral bound, 65 pages
Octamas RED Epic Menu Guide v.5.1.34, spiral bound, 20 pages
Octamas RED Epic Dragon Menu Guide v5.1.50, spiral bound, 26 pages
RED Quick Reference Guide v1.2 from Phil Holland, spiral bound, 16 pages
Dragon format keys & other notes from Phil Holland, loose leaf, 16 pages
Epic QuickGuide, EF mount install & other notes, loose leaf, 30 pages
I cannot split this package, sorry; it all needs to go together. You are buying only the Epic X Dragon brain and PL & EF lens mounts… everything else is included for free.
This kit is ready to shoot if you just add a PL or EF lens. There is a premium on this camera by virtue of its very low serial number and very low operational hours. The price is $16,500 with free shipping (by ground) inside the continental US. This is a large, heavy package (three separate boxes) and it is very much cost prohibitive from both a shipping and customs standpoint, so please understand that it's available to US residents only.
Ownership transfer: see https://support.red.com/hc/en-us/articles/217962088-Transfer-of-Ownership — option #1 is free; options #2 or #3 are available at your discretion and cost. Thanks for looking.