V-25 package worth U$19K for sale for only U$7200.00 Los Angeles

May 14, 2010

Los Angeles, California ......Paid over $19,000 for entire Glidecam V-25 set up. All prices are below and can be referenced on web links. Incredible deal for someone getting more serious about making money with using a glidecam.

http://www.glidecam.com/pricing.php

# (1) Glidecam V-25 Vest $1965.00 including tax

# (1) Glidecam V-25 Arm $5490.00 including tax

# (1) Glidecam V-25 Sled $6580.00 including tax with Anton Bauer style base and custom dual Anton Bauer Battery Plate was extra

# (1) Glidecam L7-Pro LCD $699.00 with Anton Bauer Battery Plate, extra.

# (1) Glidecam V-25 Docking Bracket included

# (1) Glidecam V-25 Dovetail Video Camera Plate included

# (1) Camera power cable - 2-pin Lemo style to 4-pin XLR included

# (2) Anton Bauer (50) Hytron batteries $600.00 including tax http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=anton+bauer+hytron+50&N=0&InitialSearch=yes

# (1) Twin charger for Anton Bauer batteries $750.00 including tax http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/241320-REG/Anton_Bauer_TWIN_TWIN_60_watt_Two_Position.html

# (1) L7-Pro power cable - 2-pin Lemo to L7-Pro 2.1mm included

# (1) BNC to BNC video cable included

# (1) RCA to BNC video cable included

# Wrenches and hardware included

# (1) Tripod Stand for docking backet $175.00

# (1) Smooth shooter Arm $1495.00

# (1) Glidecam 2000 Pro Sled with weights $369.00

# (1) Glidecam 2000 pro mounting bracket included

# (2) Pelican Water tight hard cases $600.00 Including taxes with all custom foam for every piece of equipment to be placed safely

# (1) Glidecam operators manual

# The V-25 Glidecam with Vest, Arm and Sled package with screen and Anton Bauer set up, and accessories cost me over $19,000. This equipment is in excellent condition.

This rig is basically brand new and for the amount of money you will save, now is the time to buy. Everyone is looking for Glidecam/Steadicam operators. It adds huge production value but usually is out of most budget limits.

I paid $2000.00 over 12 months ago for the Glidecam 2000 pro with smooth shooter arm. The second Glidecam 2000 Pro was $400.00 and has separate Smooth Shooter Arm that was $1650.00. Arm and Sled comes with a carry case. I used it for smaller SD cameras like my GL2 and is perfect for a two man Glidecam/Steadicam shoot which clients loved for weddings. That was what I learned on and it was awesome.

Glidecam V-25 in perfect condition... As listed above, the Vest, Arm, Full size Monitor (as seen in photo) and Sled are all in immaculate condition. Also comes with docking bracket to hold rig on a tripod when balancing. There are a variety of extensions and with new camera mounting plate that's also included. This is in perfect condition and packed into 2 pelican hard cases with full custom foam inserts. Paid over $19,000 for the V-25 Glidecam set up several months ago.

Comes with LCD screen with Anton Bauer Battery mount. The V-25 is also Anton Bauer ready with twin mounts as seen in photo's. The two (50) Hytron Anton Bauer Batteries with a twin charger. Paid over $1,500 for batteries and charger alone new. One battery is for the back of the monitor and the second for your camera or as a back up that can be kept on the sled for balancing your rig. Ready to switch out when needed. Battery life on LCD is 3Hrs and holds full charge.

The Glidecam V-25 was purchased new and is still in perfect condition and is perfect for being ready for any job no matter how big or small your camera.

Invested almost $20,000 new, priced to sell for only $7200U$ in excellent condition. If you know how to operate a glidecam, then you know the professional look you can obtain on any shoot that the competition can only dream about. With the demand being so high for steadicam/glidecam operators it is well worth the investment to get more work. Getting two Glide cam systems will cover you for every shoot. Dream package for great production value.

First person to see this will be very happy.

Call Jamie @ 310 895 8503

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