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Robert Acosta August 8th, 2009 08:03 AM

Greg...email sent.

Tyler Wentzel August 8th, 2009 08:03 AM

bump...

$110 shipping and handling included.

Charles Dasher August 8th, 2009 08:26 AM

Hi Dmitry

Kessler recently introduced the pocket dolly for I believe $499.00. It seems to have a few nicer features then the IndiSlider. I have been considering a slider for a while and I think $400 for a used older model is too close to the new unit.

All the best
Dasher

Doug Tessler August 8th, 2009 08:31 AM

GY-HM700UXT ProHD Compact Shoulder SxS
 
I am selling my two week old GY-HM700UXT

ProHD Compact Shoulder SxS / SDHC Camcorder w/Canon KT14x4.4KRSJ Lens

It only has 20 hours use . I lost my contract with an ad agency that closed its shop and moved to Colorado. The package also includes 3 batteries , charger (power supply )
and the tripod plate and two sdhc cards . paid 7800 for camera and am including the
batteries and power supply . Also am including the camera case which is over 300 dollars. I spent of course 325 for the tripod plate and the batteries , power supply and bag were 1400 extra.
All this is included in price

total price 7800 plus shipping


Doug

John Huebbe August 8th, 2009 10:51 AM

2 x Sony DCR-TRV22 and 1 Sony DCR-TRV33 - $75
 
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I have 3 point and shoot Sony Camcorders that I no longer use. I purchased these used 2 years ago and they have served me very well and never given me any problems. I actually didn't use them as cameras. I used them to record video from other camera heads with the audio/video in cable. They worked great and still do.

Price for each is $75 + shipping (USPS, UPS, Fedex, etc...) and I can ship anywhere in the US. Photos of the cameras: www.mfavp.com/auction/trv Sold as is, what you see in the photos.

Message me if you would like to buy one or all of them. Or, email me johnhuebbe@hotmail.com

Camera #1 $75
Sony DCR-TRV22
1 NP-FM50 battery ~60 minutes
1 NP-QM91D battery ~400 minutes
1 battery charger
1 RCA to 1/8" audio/video mini plug
1 Sony manual (not pictured)

Camera #2 $75
Sony DCR-TRV22
1 NP-FM30 battery ~50 minutes
1 NP-QM91D battery ~400 minutes
1 power cord
1 RCA to 1/8" audio/video mini plug
1 USB plug
1 Sony manual (not pictured)

Camera #3 $75
Sony DCR-TRV33
1 NP-FM50 battery ~50 minutes
1 NP-QM91D battery ~400 minutes
1 power cord
1 RCA to 1/8" audio/video mini plug
1 USB plug

Keith Rollinson August 8th, 2009 12:22 PM

Sold! Vendue! Verkocht!
 
Thanks, again DVI folks!

Keith Rollinson August 8th, 2009 12:23 PM

Saturday (b)u(m)pdate.

Keith Rollinson August 8th, 2009 12:24 PM

Saturday (b)u(m)pdate.

Keith Rollinson August 8th, 2009 12:27 PM

Saturday (b)u(m)pdate.

Dave Blackhurst August 8th, 2009 05:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vito DeFilippo (Post 1194303)
Hey Dave,



Have you had any success fixing problems with the lcd screen? I have one with a band missing down the middle and would love to fix it.

Feel free to email me through DVINFO if you want. I don't want to hijack your thread any more than I already have :-)

Thanks,
Vito

PS. For those of you looking at this ad, the iRivers are awesome for events. Buy Dave's stuff!

Hi Vito - when a part of the LCD goes out, it's a tough fix, as the construction internally is not easy to take apart without destroying the display ribbon cable - that said, what model has the bad display? I've got a pile of "really dead" ones I can experiment on and see if I can sucessfully reemove the display, in which case the repair isn't that hard aside from having to resolder a long chain of connections. It may be doable, but it's taken me some time and experimentation to develop repair techniques - I'll look into this one!

Dave Blackhurst August 8th, 2009 05:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeff Harper (Post 1195043)
Dave, which model is the best, if any, and how much are you asking?

Hi Jeff -
I've used both the 7 series and 8 series - I have a slight preference for the 7 series because it's very slightly smaller, maybe 1/8" or less in length and width, but functionally they seem identical to me. Both do the job, but the 7 series seem to command a premium on resale as well. You don't need much more than 128M for most recording purposes, and the Giant Squid mics seem to be popular for these, although I've found a source for some really killer stereo lav pairs, seem to work quite well with these.

I'l have a final inventory shortly, but I've got a bunch of iFP795's (512MB) - probably 7 or 8, at least one 799 (1GB), one 895 (512MB), and one or two 790's (256MB). I'm guessing at around $70-120 for these right now, depending on capacity and cosmetic condition (most look really good anyhow), probably including domestic USPS priority shipping.

Brad Cook August 8th, 2009 07:07 PM

Zoom H4n
 
Up for sale is my very well taken care of/lightly used Zoom H4n digital recorder. Like new. Everything comes in the original packaging as if it were new. I'll even throw in new AA batteries.

Why am I getting rid of it? It's WAY more than I need and I'd rather have a more compact device. No trades, so please don't offer.

I am accepting Paypal only. If you plan to use credit card for your payment please add 3% to the total.

Asking $275 (shipped)

Here is the info on the unit:

"The Zoom H4n Handy Recorder picks up where the H4 left off and adds additional features to an already popular audio recorder. Ideal for recording interviews, lectures, rehearsals, meetings, and more, this palm-sized unit packs the ability to record up to 4 channels of audio at greater than CD quality.

The H4n features onboard true X/Y stereo microphones to pick up clear, natural sound without phase shifting. The mics can be rotated to select a 90° or 120° recording pattern for terrific versatility. The digitally-controlled preamp, combined with the high-quality microphones, allows you to capture Linear PCM audio at rates up to 24-bit/96kHz. The recorder captures audio to SD or SDHC cards with capacities up to 32GB. A USB 2.0 port allows you to quickly transfer files to a Mac or PC, or use the H4n as a live audio interface.

For connecting your own microphones or instruments, the H4n features XLR/TRS combo input jacks with phantom capability. A 3.5mm line output is provided, and a reference speaker is built-in for quickly reviewing your recordings. The unit operates on a pair of standard AA batteries, and features a Stamina mode to provide up to 11 hours of continuous recording at 16-bit/44.1kHz. Other useful features of the H4n include variable playback speed, automatic and pre-record functions, a low-cut filter and limiter for improving the sound quality of recordings, time stamping, a metronome and tuner, and more. The backlit LCD screen and intuitive controls are easy to use, even for the recording novice. A collection of accessories are included so you can start recording right out of the box.
• Compact Form Factor
The small size of the H4n makes it ideal for use in mobile situations. The rubberized chassis provides a high level of durability and helps to minimize handling noise
• 4-Channel Recording
The H4n can record up to 4 channels of audio. It also has a 4-track MTR mode that provides simultaneous 4-track playback and 2-track recording for overdubbing and creating songs
• True X/Y Stereo Mics
The onboard mics are arranged in true X/Y fashion to produce natural stereo recordings with no phasing issues
• Selectable Recording Patterns
The built-in mics can be rotated to select a recording pattern of 90° or 120° for versatility
• High-Quality Preamp
The digitally-controlled preamp captures clear, precise audio at rates up to 24-bit/96kHz
• SD/SDHC Storage
The H4n records to readily-available SD or SDHC flash memory cards at capacities up to 32GB. This type of media features no moving parts, and is an incredibly stable platform, ensuring the safety of your data
• Connectivity
The H4n features professional-quality XLR/TRS inputs with phantom power for connecting instruments or microphones. An additional 3.5mm mic input is also provided. Output is via a 3.5mm headphone/line out jack. A USB 2.0 port lets you transfer files to a computer, or use the unit as a live audio interface
• Integrated Speaker
The built-in speaker lets you quickly monitor recordings without having to bother with headphones
• Power Options
The unit can operate on a pair of standard AA batteries. The recorder's Stamina mode allows it to record continuously for up to 11 hours at CD-quality settings. The recorder can also be powered with the included wall adapter or by USB power
• Intuitive Interface
The backlit LCD screen and intuitive control buttons make it easy to record right away, even for beginners
• Audio Editing
Built-in editing features let you make basic adjustments, while the included Cubase LED software lets you perform more advanced editing functions on a computer. A mid-side stereo decoder allows you to use an external mid-side mic setup, while a mono mix function lets you convert a stereo recording down to mono, ideal for interviews
• Recording Features
The H4n features pre-record and auto record features so you never miss an important moment. A low-cut filter and limiter make sure you capture a clean recording every time
• Playback Features
Playback speed can be adjusted from 50 to 100%, making it easy to learn a song or language, or analyze recordings. You can also choose single or all repeat modes, and A-B repeat
• Time Stamping
The H4n recordings carry time stamp information, and can accept cues/markers to support the Broadcast Wave Format (BWF) used in professional applications
• Musician Tools
The integrated tuner and metronome are perfect tools for singers and musicians
• Remote Control
An optional remote control gives you full access to recording and playback controls, and is ideal for eliminating handling noise 1
• Mounting Options
The recorder can be mounted on a standard mic stand by using the included mic clip adapter, or mounted to a standard camera tripod thanks to the threaded mount
• Accessories Included
The H4n comes complete with a 1GB SD card, wind screen, mic clip adapter, AC adapter, USB cable, and protective case so you can start recording right away
"

Please keep all questions here or in PM.

First to email me at: modern_memory_films@yahoo.com with intent to buy will receive my Paypal address to send the funds to.

Thanks.

Vito DeFilippo August 8th, 2009 08:12 PM

Hi Dave,

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave Blackhurst (Post 1197923)
that said, what model has the bad display?

It's an ifp-899. I can tell it's not the screen, but a connection somewhere, cause if I press on the lcd, some of it comes back to life. I took apart a dead one I had to see if it would give me any clues, but as you said, it was tough to disassemble, and I didn't want to destroy the other one trying to fix it.

Quote:

I've got a pile of "really dead" ones I can experiment on and see if I can sucessfully reemove the display, in which case the repair isn't that hard aside from having to resolder a long chain of connections. It may be doable, but it's taken me some time and experimentation to develop repair techniques - I'll look into this one!
Don't knock yourself out, by any means. I just thought maybe you had come across this before.

Thanks for the reply. Much appreciated,

Vito

Nicole Hankerson August 8th, 2009 09:12 PM

Any SD cards included? If so what size?


Thanks
Nicole

Robert Acosta August 8th, 2009 09:13 PM

email sent.

Bill Wilson August 8th, 2009 09:24 PM

Bogen Tripod w 3063 Fluid Head
 
The tripod is a 3021BN Manfrotto tripod in like new condition. The 3063 fluid head has a quick disconnect camera plate, very good condition. The viscous fluid in the head had become thick so the pan & tilt action was quite stiff. I took it apart & finally cleaned off the old fluid that was nearly solid & replaced it with Mobils red grease; the action is a little on the loose side. Isopropyl alchohol will remove the grease very easily & can be regreased with Manfrotto's viscous fluid, quite easily.

The 3063 head has had very little use & is in good condition (no dings or scratches) & comes with an 18" handle. The combination sold new for $350-, I am asking $145- plus shipping of $18-.

Jonathan Mark August 8th, 2009 09:36 PM

Im open for offers

Randy Panado August 8th, 2009 10:00 PM

I have an 8 series that has an audible hiss associated with all the audio files. My other one of the same model/settings/firmware doesn't have it. Do you know of any repairs or tricks for that?

I'll forward this link to a friend looking for some irivers as well.

Thanks for giving us first crack :)

Brad Cook August 8th, 2009 11:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nicole Hankerson (Post 1198662)
Any SD cards included? If so what size?


Thanks
Nicole

Nicole,

The last line of the description says that part of the accessories included is a 1gb SD card. The same card that came with the Zoom. It's already formatted and ready to go.

Thanks.

Trevor Harrison August 9th, 2009 12:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doug Tessler (Post 1195147)
I have an older version version 6 FCP the FCP studio 2

Doug

I am on tight income and want to find someone who has a unused full license for Final Cut Pro (any version that can be upgraded to Final Cut Studio 3. I am a total beginner low on money and my mom bought my FCE4 last christmas to digitize and edit our 65 Video8 Tapes (using Sony GV-D200). Then she got a Canon HF s10 in April for her trip to England, and now all the money is gone.

So anyone want to help out a beginner director and offer me a cheap or free Final Cut Pro SN full retail?

Thanks all and for the wonder help.

Randy Panado August 9th, 2009 02:41 AM

Cinebag CB-22/CB-25
 
Need one ASAP.

Will also take anything that can be carried onto a plane and hold a Camcorder, DSLR, and laptop.

Thanks

Bill Wilson August 9th, 2009 07:57 AM

iRiver 795, New
 
Purchased the unit a while ago, checked its operation 3 mos. ago; fully functional. It is iRiver 795 w 256 mgb of memory, more than enough for a wedding. The unit was new in the package w Quick Start Guide, Operating manual, Music Manager manual & software on CD.

Bought it to record couples vows at wedding, never used it. This is one of the units that an electret lavaliere mike will work with. All for $65- postage included.

Nicole Hankerson August 9th, 2009 09:25 AM

Wasn't sure. Sorry.

Nicole

Bryan Gilchrist August 9th, 2009 09:30 AM

Price lowered to $3,800!

(plus shipping)

Dave Blackhurst August 9th, 2009 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vito DeFilippo (Post 1198456)
Hi Dave,



It's an ifp-899. I can tell it's not the screen, but a connection somewhere, cause if I press on the lcd, some of it comes back to life. I took apart a dead one I had to see if it would give me any clues, but as you said, it was tough to disassemble, and I didn't want to destroy the other one trying to fix it.



Don't knock yourself out, by any means. I just thought maybe you had come across this before.

Thanks for the reply. Much appreciated,

Vito

Definitely seen the problem before, including the intermittent if you press on the shell.

I suspect it's actually a bad screen, rather than in the ribbon cable or connections - it's a very complex assembly (don't know if you got the screen removed from the mainboard or not to see what under it?). If it IS in the actual screen, the only way to repair it would be to replace the whole screen/ribbon cable assembly. Strangely not a single one of the ones I've got has any lines that are "off" to experiment with! BUT I can see about removing a screen assembly - I have an idea if how it might be done, but it may take a custom attachment to a soldering iron, and even so, the ribbon cable is awfully delicate. IF I can sucessfully remove one, the "transplant" shouldn't be difficult.

In the end, if the display is readable (usually is, even with a few lines flaking), probably better to just use it as is.

Dave Blackhurst August 9th, 2009 11:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Randy Panado (Post 1198767)
I have an 8 series that has an audible hiss associated with all the audio files. My other one of the same model/settings/firmware doesn't have it. Do you know of any repairs or tricks for that?

I'll forward this link to a friend looking for some irivers as well.

Thanks for giving us first crack :)

First thing I'd double check is that the line/mic settings are the same in the menus - I seem to recall that the wrong settings can be a bit noisier, and there are several settings. Sounds like you've looked at that already, but that's the "easy fix"...

If that's not it, the likely cause is a faulty daughterboard, a tiny little board that sits under the mainboard and contains all the I/O circuitry... and a royal pain to get to unless you know the disassembly tricks. I don't think I have a "donor" that has a usable board, but I'll double check. I think the only 8 series I have that is "dead dead" was already scavenged for usable parts, but I'll check and let you know!

Greg Chisholm August 9th, 2009 12:49 PM

still available?
 
if you don't see "item is sold" in this thread... it's still for sale!

Greg Chisholm August 9th, 2009 05:07 PM

Or trade: steadicam pilot vlb for advantajib...
 
I am looking to trade my pilot listed on this same site for a dykortech advantajib... i would like to acquire the full kit with extensions cables and maybe even a 528xb tripod.

just putting it out there :)

Greg

Jason Davis August 9th, 2009 07:06 PM

Thought I had it sold, still available. $1400

Vito DeFilippo August 9th, 2009 08:34 PM

Hey Dave,

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave Blackhurst (Post 1201064)
In the end, if the display is readable (usually is, even with a few lines flaking), probably better to just use it as is.

Yep, that's pretty much what I had concluded. I've resigned myself to just never changing the settings for as long as it lasts. I can at least tell when it's recording, so it does the job for now. Too bad there's not an easy fix.

Thanks for your feedback and suggestions. Hope your sale goes well.

Cheers,

Vito

Doug Tessler August 9th, 2009 08:38 PM

taken off for sale
 
Not for sale

pulled

Thankyou

Doug

Doug Tessler August 9th, 2009 08:42 PM

pricing for one 310.00 including shipping
 
I found one new on the internet with free shipping and accessories for only
310.00

Doug

Matt Trubac August 9th, 2009 08:46 PM

Email sent this morning. Still available?

Jonah Bierlein August 9th, 2009 09:39 PM

Canon HV20
 
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Canon HV20 with low use - less than 5 hours. I bought this to use as a deck for my XHA1 but ended up with a Firestore so I rarely capture tape.

Does have one small surface scratch on the exterior, otherwise perfect. Comes with (1) battery and charger.

$450 obo.

jonah@efmarton.com

Jonah Bierlein August 9th, 2009 09:42 PM

Matthews M25 Tripod
 
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Matthews M25 Tripod in good condition with case and extra feet.

$125. obo

jonah@efmarton.com

Jonah Bierlein August 9th, 2009 09:48 PM

Libec H60 Fluid Head
 
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Libec H60 Fluid Head that has seen some use. Pretty scratched up but I just had it into Libec for a service and it is working good. I was using it for a small jib and it worked great for that.

$400 obo

jonah@efmarton.com

Kees van Duijvenbode August 10th, 2009 12:59 AM

Dave, I send you a PM last week. Didn't that reach you?

Ben Mahoney August 10th, 2009 02:50 AM

Iriver
 
Sent PM. Please let me know if you got it. Thanks!

Adrian J. Hare August 10th, 2009 04:48 AM

sold now ....Please delete

Daniel Epstein August 10th, 2009 06:28 AM

Renewed Criagslist AD Link

Office Share Hudson St


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