Welcome to our community

Be a part of something great, join today!

  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

EasyRig Vario 4 Group Buy - Details

Status
Not open for further replies.
Is there any kind of extension for the bar? I'm tall in the saddle and wish I had another few inches top side. The bar is as high as it goes in the vest.
 
Support

Support

Is there any kind of extension for the bar? I'm tall in the saddle and wish I had another few inches top side. The bar is as high as it goes in the vest.

There should be a couple of inches of clearance.

You mentioned the "bar is as high as it goes in the vest". This would be my first recommendation. Secondly, I would make sure the Vest is sitting properly (adjusted) on your body. Lastly, you can make an adjustment where both bars meet, i.e., inside the rubber piece.

Nevertheless, I would like to go over the scenarios. PM me your number and I can give you a call. Or, you can call me at: 866.866.1699 (within US) or 1.661.295.333.

-Michael
 
Shipping

Shipping

Hi Michael,

could you send me the shipping cost to Belgium for the vario 400.

Kobe ad ateamproductions dot be

PM Sent.
 
Sitting here with my Easyrig t-shirt, wearing my Easyrig hat, all feeling tight with my Easyrig belt, Easyrig well displayed on the floor next to my Easyrig bag as I'm about to watch my Easyrig DVD and take notes with my Easyrig pen... All this savouring of course that fresh minty Easyrig candy!

Too bad I ain't got any Easyrig popcorn and Easyrig beer!

Thanks for the ton of freebies guys, that's hysterical!

Oh and the big harnest thing with the sort of hook with a cable is pretty nice too!... :cheers2:
 
Vario Bar

Vario Bar

How does one go about ordering this? How much etc?

thanks@!

Hi Tim,

For existing EasyRig owners, we also created a special pricing for the Vario Support Bar. This will work with your existing EasyRig Vest.

Pricing:
List: US$2265.
Group Buy: $1800.

Where to Buy:
Vario 4 - 200 Support Bar: http://www.16x9inc.com/red-vario-200sb
Vario 4 - 400 Support Bar: http://www.16x9inc.com/red-vario-400sb

Special Coupon Code:
At check-out, please enter the following coupon code to receive special pricing: RED-GB-EA-VSB
 
I missed out on the first group buy...any chance of setting up this deal again?
 
I missed out on the first group buy...any chance of setting up this deal again?

Me too. It was a bummer that the Vario was announced not too long after I had already bought into the Cinema 3 group buy. I would think that there would be a better upgrade path for those who bought a Cinema 3 just prior to the announcement of the Vario (within a certain timeframe window).
 
EasyRig Special

EasyRig Special

I missed out on the first group buy...any chance of setting up this deal again?

Hi Mike,

We extended the offer 'till March 1st. Unfortunately, the promo has expired.

However, please note we will be running a special during NAB for our entire product line (except the compact primes). Details to follow.

Me too. It was a bummer that the Vario was announced not too long after I had already bought into the Cinema 3 group buy. I would think that there would be a better upgrade path for those who bought a Cinema 3 just prior to the announcement of the Vario (within a certain timeframe window).

Hi Paul,

Believe it or not, we had ZERO clue the Vario was going to be introduced when we announced the Cinema 3 Group Buy.

We didn't get our hands on a Vario until late '09. As the US distributors, we had to evaluate the unit and test it before bringing it to market. That didn't happen until the very end of '09.

The margins for the Cinema 3 GP were minimal; which makes an upgrade path slightly tough. I'll run the numbers tomorrow and I'll see what we can do for you.
 
Thanks for the feedback! I'll definitely look back around NAB time.
 
How well are the Vario 4's working?

How well are the Vario 4's working?

A bunch of Easyrig Vario 4's went out last Spring in the group buy. I'd love to get any feedback/experience any of you might have had with these. Are they worth the extra money over the Cinema 3's?

Do you agree that the Vario 4 200 model be more suitable for Epic (8-22 lbs)?
 
Yeah, I think the basic weight of the brain is around 6 lbs., which is a major drop from R1 - but relative to a fully outfitted camera, the lighter brain is not going to provide a major drop in weight, unless the weight of accessories drops commensurately. I'm thinking lighter batteries will make a significant difference. I've looked, but haven't been able to find a whole lot of discussion of Epic/Scarlet accessory weight.
 
I was part of that group buy and I can tell you this Easyrig is awesome. I've loaded it to the max (I like my Red fully equipped, 2 batteries, drive, monitor, mattebox, filters, follow, etc...) and I don't feel the camera at all. I once shot for 2 hours with a 10 minute break... (As opposed to shoot 10 minutes with a 2 hours break sans Easyrig)

And the group buy price was great too!
 
It's great to hear the positive review. This seems to be what most are saying, at least for Cinema 3 and earlier models - but haven't seen many comments yet on Vario 4.
 
group buy on the easyrig system for 2012?

group buy on the easyrig system for 2012?

Hi, just wonder if there could be another opportunity for a group buy of the easyrig system?
perhaps it is worth a shot if enough people signed up for it.
 
I might also be up if there was a new round.

Worked with an easyrig last year, and not only does it save your back - it literally lets you do shots that would be impossible to do handheld, and time-consuming on a tripod. Loved it.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top