MARSHALL 7" V-R70P-HDA HD LCD Monitor and EXTRAS

Jack Daniel Stanley

Jack Daniel Stanley

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SOLD

$1100 Or BEST OFFER by Saturday 1/3.

This Camera Mountable Marshall has been great for me.

Only selling along with my HVX, because I don't really shoot my own stuff anymore and I have an expensive trip in January and a cross country move in February.

THE MONITOR AND MORE
The Marshall V-R70P-HDA with Panasonic Battery Upgrade, features a completely Digital TFT-MegapixelT high resolution LCD screen with 1.2 million pixels, 4 pin XLR power jack, and optical grade polycarbonate screen protection. Analog signals are digitized using an advanced 10 bit process with 4x over sampling and adaptive 5 line comb filter plus exacting color space conversion. Video is scaled to fit on screen in the highest resolution using a state of the art LSI that incorporates 4x4 pixel interpolation with precision Gamma correction to produce the best images available.

Basically it's a great monitor. Here's more specs and such at Abel Cinetech:
http://www.abelcine.com/store/product.php?productid=1000139&cat=0&page=201

SO YOU GET

  • THE MARSHALL V-R70P-HDA monitor and everything stock that came with it INCLUDING:
  • Power adapter.
  • Panasonic Battery Mount (Works for HVX's and HPX's, but not HMC 150s!)
  • V Battery Mount (pictured, detached)
  • Manual
  • bottom 1/4" screw mount
    PLUS
    • A NOGA ARM! with shoe mount adaptor.
    • A DVXuser long life Panasonic Battery
    • A HOODMAN LCD hood (must have)
    • An EXTRA 1/4" mounting bracket. Normally the monitor comes with one. You can attach the monitor to an arm or rack from either its top, sides, or bottom, but if you only have one mount you have to get out a screw driver and take it off by removing tiny screws. The extra mount allows you to have the monitor pre-set to mount in two different locations: from the bottom at the foot of a Steadicam sled, and from the top to hang from a monitor arm when attached to the camera, for example. I had the two mounting points so that I could mount the monitor upside down or right side up easily when using a non-flip 35mm adapter back in the day.
    • a 3' foot HVX Component Cable with BNC adaptors (adapters necessary to connect component to back of monitor)
CONDITION: Everything is in very good condition with normal cosmetic signs of wear. Not "mint" by any means but well cared for. The wear shows primarily where the black metal on the arm and monitor has some small scratches etc, especially where things screw together or may rub together during use. The cable is pristine. The hoodman is in good condition with some stray threads and marks. The battery has my name written on it in a silver sharpie. But it's already fading and might come off with some elbow grease. All are in peak working condition.

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Sorry. This package is listed on a popular auction site and I can't break up the items until that auction ends. If I get an offer to sell all, I'll end the auction. But I don't want to end the auction to break up the gear then wait another ten days etc. If the auction price is too low, I'll end it without selling on Saturday then we can break up the gear.
 
Yes. you can end an auction on the "popular auction site" up until twelve hours before the auction ends. you have two options 1) cancel, which makes every ones bids go poof and everyone goes home and the auctions over, and 2) end early, in which case it goes to the highest current bidder. I didn't know about this myself until I just listed a bunch of items recently. I think I ended an auction early a couple of years ago and it was a big deal. Lots of warnings from the auction site, "are you sure", and "you can only do this once every " six months or a year I think, and I think something about it dinging my record. but this time it's just easy. A guy offered me a set price on a 35mm adapter I was selling. He was in New York. He brought cash over. He also happened to be the highest bidder. So I ended the auction 7 days early, he handed me cash, and I marked the item shipped and payed while he was standing in my apartment.
 
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