FS: Fig Rig, Oktaba MK012A, Alzo 800 Light

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Alzo 800 -- Alzo "Cool Lites" $300 picked up
648V output with 14/ minusgreen gel -- or -- 712W output with a 1/8 minusgreen
COLD!!! Includes their biggest soft box, the barn doors and stand (and bulb with under 50hs of use)

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Fig Rig -- Manfrotto $310 shipped (you save tax and get a free $55 clamp)
Includes one fig clamp! few small scratches, still have additional bottom pad, also I added two bubble levels to it.

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MK012A "Bello Nero" -- Oktaba $175 shipped (you save about $30 in the end)
Hypercardioid, bBought from Sound Room one year ago, MINT condition, gorgeous sound!
v SOLD! SOLD! SOLD! v

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No, just the mic with the hard box and mount it comes with.

I am thinking about $185 shipped but not sure... sorry about the prices not being there yet, I am building the post as we speak.
 
to hold the mic... it has threads in the bottom to be used with some sort of support... not very useful as it doesn't isolate vibrations, but if you want to use it in a studio setting where there wouldn't be any vibrations then you should be able to find a very economical mount and get by

Some other links for you:
I would recommend getting a shock mount as the Rode SM3 or a better one if you can afford it. I am using the K-GPS which comes with the K-Tek Zep (zeppelin)
 
for that prize? come on man, the varizoom is $300 itself :)

thematthewbone said:
how well does that fig rig work?
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Mostly depends on the user of course, but definitely very well.
You can go crazy with is as it is tough as a rock.
The best part is being able to pan lightning fast, go high, and real low super fast as if you were using the camera completely bare but with the added stability.
 
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thematthewbone said:
how well does that fig rig work?
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It's better for videography than narrative work (in my opinion).

It doesn't replace a steadicam but it is definitely steadier than handheld footage. Plus, you can mount accessories so it's pretty useful if that's what you need.
 
PM's replied to all, thank you for the crazy interest on the Mic, but I am waiting on a guy. Otherwise will go down the line.

I really want to sell the quite soft light though... I know it is a bit green but for some a 1/4 minusgreen is a slight overkill. And for many a 1/8 minus green is perfectly ok. I personally liked it as is was such a light effect it made for some very nice texture with a slight difference from my kinos as if the house had different lights (if you look for it). So to be fair I'd say it needs at least a 1/4 for all purposes which cut 81% of the light so instead of a 800w light I will call it a 648W light... but considering the nice feature of it being basically cold (just don't touch the bulb itself and you'll be ok) and the lower drain is great with only 110V of pull.

So taking all of this into consideration I will price it at $300 pickup and throw in the stand. (you buy the gel)

Or you can buy a fresnel tungsten from Richard at Cool Video Lights.com for $265 without the stand. Which is also a steal for hot lamps.
 
How about $275 pick up for the light... you CAN't BEAT THAT
The light, soft box, stand, the bulb is included, low hours, and the barn doors.
 
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