Tote Vision HD Field Monitor

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mrousseau

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I'm selling a mint Tote Vision LCD HD Monitor Package for $725 O.B.O. This monitor is just as sharp as the Marshall equivalent for less than 1/2 the price. It is more than adequate for focusing. It has Component Video , Composite Video, S-Video, VGA and DVI inputs.

Here's what's included:
Tote Vision HD Field Monitor
Quantary Case
Varizoom Arm with Clamp (similar to the noga)
Charger

The accessories are worth $200 alone.

I can rig it to accept Panasonic, Sony, JVC and Canon batteries for an extra $135 (bare in mind that I'm not making any profit from this. This is for equipment and shipping only). If you wish to do it yourself, here's the link to various Nebtek battery adapters that you can affix to the back of the monitor. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/459649-REG/Nebtek_LIBCPAN_LIBCPAN_Mini_DV_Battery.html

The monitor still has the safety plastic coating that came from the manufacturer.

***I will only accept Paypal. If you live in the Orlando area, you are more than welcome to arrange a local pickup. Shipping costs will be calculated based on the buyer's preference and location. I will only send these packages insured.***

***All reasonable offers will be considered***

Please email mroussseau6588@yahoo.com

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE BATTERY ADAPTER IN THE PICTURES IN NOT INCLUDED, as I said above I will rig it at the buyer's discretion.
 

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BollingerPro said:
How does this monitor compare to the Marshall 7" HD?
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IMHO the Totevision has the better picture (yes, I did a side to side comparison) and is the best bang for the buck out there.
But the Marshall probably is more rugged (eg the BNC connectors of the Totevision are NOT fixed to the housing, just directly to the board) and can offer SDI in.
It will accept HD signals via component-in and it offers the same resolution as the Marshall 7" HD and other lower end 7" LCDs.

But calling it a "1080p" monitor is just deceptive and wrong and should be corrected by the seller.
 
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I apologize, I meant it supports 1080p video per the Tote Vision website. The post has been corrected to say "HD".
 
Actually the arm mount for the monitor is on the top so you can mount the monitor upside down. The mount can also be put back on the bottom with two easy steps if need the monitor up-right.
 
Spartacus said:
No, you´ll have to use a noga arm to hang it upside down...
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Actually the arm mount for the monitor is on the top so you can mount the monitor upside down. The mount can also be put back on the bottom with two easy steps if need the monitor up-right.
 
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