fREDeric ChAMbERlAnd
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Hi all,
Just to let you know about a company called cramped attic http://www.crampedattic.com.
David Hable, the owner, has been doing custom cables and modifications for the steadicam community for years and I feel that people here should know about him since he can do every RED cable you would ever need in any configuration possible. He just sent me some RED power cables for my PRO sled and they are great. He also does audio, remotes and video senders.
He even makes a little RED "breakout" box" that allows you to hot swap batteries and plug high amp accessories like remote focus .
I also want to mention I have seen some of his cables going for way less than other manufacturers I'm used to deal with.
Small place, great service and great attitude is what makes this place a must have in your bookmarks.
•••I am not affiliated in any way with this place as I am just a regular customer and will probably only get a lousy x-small t-shirt out of this.
Cheers.
Just to let you know about a company called cramped attic http://www.crampedattic.com.
David Hable, the owner, has been doing custom cables and modifications for the steadicam community for years and I feel that people here should know about him since he can do every RED cable you would ever need in any configuration possible. He just sent me some RED power cables for my PRO sled and they are great. He also does audio, remotes and video senders.
He even makes a little RED "breakout" box" that allows you to hot swap batteries and plug high amp accessories like remote focus .
I also want to mention I have seen some of his cables going for way less than other manufacturers I'm used to deal with.
Small place, great service and great attitude is what makes this place a must have in your bookmarks.
•••I am not affiliated in any way with this place as I am just a regular customer and will probably only get a lousy x-small t-shirt out of this.
Cheers.