NonFiction
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I've been cleaning our closets out, and I have a few items for sale.
First up is a Kata HB-207 DSLR/Camcorder backpack. This thing is an incredible tank. It's a bit heavy, but it features a partial hard shell, and it protected our still and video gear all over Nepal last spring. Tremendously strong and adjustable and configurable.
Comes with all the stuff it would as if it were new. Apart from a some dust and a few little scuffs, it's functionally the same as a new one. I'll likely buy another one if we end up going back to Nepal or elsewhere requiring lots of foot or bus travel to shoot.
This bag is nearly perfect for a Canon XH-A1 video camera. It retails for just under $300. I'd like $175+shipping.
SECOND: Professional Sound Corporation's DV Promix 3 field mixer. A very well reviewed portable field mixer for small video productions. (a search turns up several favorable reviews about this device.)
As new. Current B&H is $470. They seem to be going for $330 or so on ebay. I'd like $300+shipping. NO, it's not an SD302, but it's a fourth the price.
THIRD: Garmin Nuvi 750 Personal Navigation Assistant. Great little device. Got it as a gift and don't need it. Never used. Asking $150, shipped (CONUS). There are a lot of different models of these out there, but this one seems well reviewed and I'm pricing toward the bottom of the used market on this model, for a basically new one.
FOURTH: Samson Zoom H4 Handy Recorder. Shows some signs of use. but in good shape. Great little recorder, versatile and pretty small. I'll throw in 4GB of brand name memory and ship it to you for $150.
FIFTH: Sennheiser SKP100-G2 plug-in XLR transmitter. Frequency Range: 518-554 Mhz. Never used. These are going for up to $165 on ebay. If I can't get $100+shipping, I'd rather keep it in case I end up needing it some day.
SIXTH: Official Sony reprint of manual for the PD100 (the prosumer brother to the venerable consumer model TRV950). Sold the camera and forgot to pack this with it. Sorry about that... Yours for postage.
I put up a webpage with picture of these and several other items I'm selling. For some reason some folks (IE users mostly) cannot view it. I've tried with little success to remedy this.
http://nonfictionmedia.com/BigBabySelloff.htm
If you're seriously interested in an item, and can't view the pics, please send an email and I'll get some to you. I have sold a few things here, but have lots of positive feedback on still photo sites, photo.net (Scott Squire), fredmiranda.com (NonFiction) and ebay (swissarmybike).
Thanks for looking
please reply via email
First up is a Kata HB-207 DSLR/Camcorder backpack. This thing is an incredible tank. It's a bit heavy, but it features a partial hard shell, and it protected our still and video gear all over Nepal last spring. Tremendously strong and adjustable and configurable.
Comes with all the stuff it would as if it were new. Apart from a some dust and a few little scuffs, it's functionally the same as a new one. I'll likely buy another one if we end up going back to Nepal or elsewhere requiring lots of foot or bus travel to shoot.
This bag is nearly perfect for a Canon XH-A1 video camera. It retails for just under $300. I'd like $175+shipping.
SECOND: Professional Sound Corporation's DV Promix 3 field mixer. A very well reviewed portable field mixer for small video productions. (a search turns up several favorable reviews about this device.)
As new. Current B&H is $470. They seem to be going for $330 or so on ebay. I'd like $300+shipping. NO, it's not an SD302, but it's a fourth the price.
THIRD: Garmin Nuvi 750 Personal Navigation Assistant. Great little device. Got it as a gift and don't need it. Never used. Asking $150, shipped (CONUS). There are a lot of different models of these out there, but this one seems well reviewed and I'm pricing toward the bottom of the used market on this model, for a basically new one.
FOURTH: Samson Zoom H4 Handy Recorder. Shows some signs of use. but in good shape. Great little recorder, versatile and pretty small. I'll throw in 4GB of brand name memory and ship it to you for $150.
FIFTH: Sennheiser SKP100-G2 plug-in XLR transmitter. Frequency Range: 518-554 Mhz. Never used. These are going for up to $165 on ebay. If I can't get $100+shipping, I'd rather keep it in case I end up needing it some day.
SIXTH: Official Sony reprint of manual for the PD100 (the prosumer brother to the venerable consumer model TRV950). Sold the camera and forgot to pack this with it. Sorry about that... Yours for postage.
I put up a webpage with picture of these and several other items I'm selling. For some reason some folks (IE users mostly) cannot view it. I've tried with little success to remedy this.
http://nonfictionmedia.com/BigBabySelloff.htm
If you're seriously interested in an item, and can't view the pics, please send an email and I'll get some to you. I have sold a few things here, but have lots of positive feedback on still photo sites, photo.net (Scott Squire), fredmiranda.com (NonFiction) and ebay (swissarmybike).
Thanks for looking
please reply via email