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robbiedigital

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Still for sale... I'm asking $2,000

I purchased this DVX-100A from bhphotovideo.com on 1/27/05 for $3,399.95 along with a MACK 2-year extended warranty. I used this camera for a few student films along with some short films I did on my own. The camera and all of the accessories have been well taken care of and the camera only has 90 hours of use. The MACK 2-year extended warranty expires on 2/12/07 and is transferable for a fee of $15. I have never had a single problem with this camera, and I have only run Sony Premium mini-DV tapes through it. Although I am missing the owner's manual and the remote, I am throwing in an extra DVX5000 battery I purchased off dvxuser.com. This camera has been very good to me, but unfortunately, I need to sell it in order to buy a Sony DCR VX1000/Century .3x Ultra Fisheye Adapter, as my line of work calls for this setup.

Thanks,
Rob

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robbiedigital said:
Still for sale... I'm asking $2,000

I purchased this DVX-100A from bhphotovideo.com on 1/27/05 for $3,399.95 along with a MACK 2-year extended warranty. I used this camera for a few student films along with some short films I did on my own. The camera and all of the accessories have been well taken care of and the camera only has 90 hours of use. The MACK 2-year extended warranty expires on 2/12/07 and is transferable for a fee of $15. I have never had a single problem with this camera, and I have only run Sony Premium mini-DV tapes through it. Although I am missing the owner's manual and the remote, I am throwing in an extra DVX5000 battery I purchased off dvxuser.com. This camera has been very good to me, but unfortunately, I need to sell it in order to buy a Sony DCR VX1000/Century .3x Ultra Fisheye Adapter, as my line of work calls for this setup.

Thanks,
Rob

<img src="http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e157/erpdat/IMG_1534.jpg">
<img src="http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e157/erpdat/IMG_1536.jpg">
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<img src="http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e157/erpdat/IMG_1548.jpg">
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Im looking at doing the exact opposite as you because my bayonet on my vx1 had been ripped off twice and can no longer afford these type of lens hits where your front element takes all the damage.
 
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