Hello, I will preface this note by saying I am a complete amateur.
With that said, let's move on. I have a very nice jib arm rig that I will sell located in Tempe, AZ.
In my Motorsports business I imagined beautiful sweeping shots at the track and in our 20,000 sq ft facility. In the 2 years I have owned it, I have used it about 4 times. So, time to part ways. Here are the details I know.
The unit is called an AdvantaJib manufactured by a small company in Canada. Here is a link to their site with all the information you will need to determine if this is the right unit for your productions.
http://www.advantajib.com/home.html
I have the full unit, with all extension pieces plus the tail extension (10 feet length from pivot point) and the "underslung head". Although I have never used the underslung head.
Additionally, the jib arm itself packs into a fantastic pelican case, which has wheels on one end. I manage to pack everything I need into the pelican case with the arm, including the 6.5" (diagonal) Varizoom monitor, monitor mount and vari zoom controllers for the Panasonic DVX-100B. Max Camera weight according to the Advanta Jib website is 10lbs.
Because I keep the unit set up inside my building I also had a seamstress sew me a custom cover with velco to keep the unit dust free.
The Advanta Jib is mounted on a Manfrotto 528XB with the Manfrotto MA114 dolly wheels.
Here is a video that shows some footage of the moves as well as a second and third ending that shows the jib being operated with a Panasonic HVX HD.
http://youtu.be/bWqgQ5M-mEQ
I am selling the full rig and not interested in parting out. I have a bit over $5,000 invested and will take $4200. Cash or Certified funds only. This price does not include shipping. You can arrange pick up from Tempe, AZ or I will arrange shipping for you on a pre-paid arrangement
I will do my best to answer questions here in the thread or via email but as mentioned at the outset, I am an amateur. I can tell you the unit is really new, and never been used outdoors, so you are really getting a steal and it’s a lot of fun to operate.
Thanks for reading.
Chris (email)
With that said, let's move on. I have a very nice jib arm rig that I will sell located in Tempe, AZ.
In my Motorsports business I imagined beautiful sweeping shots at the track and in our 20,000 sq ft facility. In the 2 years I have owned it, I have used it about 4 times. So, time to part ways. Here are the details I know.
The unit is called an AdvantaJib manufactured by a small company in Canada. Here is a link to their site with all the information you will need to determine if this is the right unit for your productions.
http://www.advantajib.com/home.html
I have the full unit, with all extension pieces plus the tail extension (10 feet length from pivot point) and the "underslung head". Although I have never used the underslung head.
Additionally, the jib arm itself packs into a fantastic pelican case, which has wheels on one end. I manage to pack everything I need into the pelican case with the arm, including the 6.5" (diagonal) Varizoom monitor, monitor mount and vari zoom controllers for the Panasonic DVX-100B. Max Camera weight according to the Advanta Jib website is 10lbs.
Because I keep the unit set up inside my building I also had a seamstress sew me a custom cover with velco to keep the unit dust free.
The Advanta Jib is mounted on a Manfrotto 528XB with the Manfrotto MA114 dolly wheels.
Here is a video that shows some footage of the moves as well as a second and third ending that shows the jib being operated with a Panasonic HVX HD.
http://youtu.be/bWqgQ5M-mEQ
I am selling the full rig and not interested in parting out. I have a bit over $5,000 invested and will take $4200. Cash or Certified funds only. This price does not include shipping. You can arrange pick up from Tempe, AZ or I will arrange shipping for you on a pre-paid arrangement
I will do my best to answer questions here in the thread or via email but as mentioned at the outset, I am an amateur. I can tell you the unit is really new, and never been used outdoors, so you are really getting a steal and it’s a lot of fun to operate.
Thanks for reading.
Chris (email)
