David Ruck
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Sachtler Video 15SB Tripods - 2 Available
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Sachtler Video 18S2 w/ HD Speedlock Legs
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Sachtler Video 18 S2 fluid head with Speedlock HD tripod and mid leg spreader and feet with tripod bag. This is the much more rare HD version of the speedlock tripod that supports up to 209 lbs. It’s incredibly solid, and the legs don’t flex at all. The head supports up to 48.5 lbs. Good used condition. The pan and tilt locks and all drag and counterbalance settings work correctly. Located in Phoenix, AZ, but willing to ship within the US. $4000 firm
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I have two Sachtler Video 15SB Tripods for sale: Sachtler Video 15 SB Speed Balance head with 2-stage carbon fiber tripod with floor spreader and tripod bag. $1800 Sachtler Video 15 SB Speed Balance head with 2-stage carbon fiber tripod with mid leg spreader, feet, two pan bars, and tripod bag. $2200 Both are in good used condition. The pan and tilt locks and all drag and counterbalance settings work correctly. Located in Phoenix, AZ, but willing to ship within the US.
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I'd be willing to sell both of the 15sb's for $2000 if purchased together. Also reducing the price on the 18S2 to $4400
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Bump and price drop... Sachtler Video 15SB 1 - $2000 Sachtler Video 15SB 2 - $2400 Sachtler Video 18S2 - $4500
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Prices reduced... Sachtler Video 15SB 1 - $2100 Sachtler Video 15SB 2 - $2600 Sachtler Video 18S2 - $4600
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Sachtler Video 15SB - $2200 Sachtler Video 15 SB Speed Balance head with 2-stage carbon fiber tripod with floor spreader and tripod bag. Supports up to 35 lb. Sachtler Video 15SB - $2800 Sachtler Video 15 SB Speed Balance head with 2-stage carbon fiber tripod with mid leg spreader, feet, two pan bars, and tripod bag. Supports up to 35 lb. Sachtler Video 18S2 - $4800 Sachtler Video 18 S2 head with Speedlock HD tripod and mid leg spreader and feet with tripod bag. This is the much more rare HD version of the speedlock tripod that supports up to 209 lbs. It’s incredibly solid, and the legs don’t flex at all. The head supports up to 48.5 lbs. All of the tripods are in good used condition. The pan and tilt locks and all drag and counterbalance settings work correctly. Located in Phoenix, AZ, but willing to ship within the US. I'll also be in Los Angeles this weekend, and I can deliver there in person if interested.
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Included: • 5590 Speed Lock CF HD Tripod • 7007 Mid-Level Spreader • 7004 Rubber Feet (x3) The tripod is in good condition, and the legs extend and retract with ease. It includes the mid-level spreader and feet which are all almost new. The only small issue is that the carry handle is damaged as you can see in the photo (they always seem to break on these things). If you'd like, I can even remove the handle for you. Located in Phoenix, but willing to ship within the US if the buyer pays to ship. $1500
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Sachtler Cine 30 HD fluid head, Sachtler 150 EFP 2 CF 150mm carbon fiber tripod, and Sachtler heavy duty floor spreader. The head carries up to 77 pounds, which is incredible, but It's not a capability that I need anymore. It includes a rolling tuffpak tripod case and custom padded hard case for the head. The head also has a viewfinder extension adapter and a front box adapter. It has normal wear and tear as you can see in the photos, but the tripod is in perfect working order. I just went through all of the drag settings to make sure that they engage properly and have the appropriate drag, and the counterbalance steps all function flawlessly as well. The pan and tilt brakes engage and hold the head firm. The bubble level works as you can see in the photo. The only small condition item of note is that the tripod leg safety cord that ties the legs together when being transported has the plastic clip broken. $5000 USD, or $5400 if you'd like me to swap out the floor spreader for a mid leg spreader with feet. I'm located in Phoenix, AZ and willing to ship if the buyer covers shipping and half of the Paypal goods and services fees.
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Hi David. Some of the visuals of the piano destruction look very nice. I really like the closeup destruction shots, but I didn't feel compelled to keep watching the video. It just didn't engage me personally. It feels like it takes a little too long to get started when the girls reach the piano and are prepping to destroy it. Maybe if the intro were a little more mysterious and drawn out, that could have helped. Like if the first visual was a close up of the axe heads dragging over the leaves, then we see these girls that look angry walking through a field like they're going to murder someone... Then surprise! They're taking their rage out on a random piano! You get the idea. Just something to create a little more intrigue in the beginning to get viewers invested with their curiosity. As it sits now, we see the girls, axes and piano in the opening shot. It almost immediately registers what's going to happen, but then it takes 45-seconds to happen. This is just a personal preference, but it would be nice to have more closeups focusing on the girls while they're swinging at the piano. When the destruction is happening, it's just so focused on the piano. I don't know what the girls are feeling or why they're even doing this. Making the video more focused on the people (especially at the earlier part of the destruction) might have helped to create more connection with viewers. Just my two cents.
