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FS: Miller 20 Series II tripod combo

Steve Gibby

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In checking through my equipment room I have an extra Miller tripod combo I've decided to sell:

Miller 20 Series II fluid head (75mm bowl)
Single stage alloy legs
Removable floor spreader
Padded bag

This tripod combo is in very good condition. The fluid head action is excellent, It has five stops of fluid drag for both pan and tilt. The fluid head is rated for a load max of 20 pounds.

This is a very good tripod combo for use with light to moderate sized Scarlet setups, small to mid-sized EFP/ENG cameras, and VDSLR camera systems.

In an online search I found that these Miller 20 Series II tripod combos, in similar condition, and with the same or similar accessories, are currently listing for around $1,200 USD. I'm asking $1,200 (now $1,150) for mine.

Buyer to pay for shipping of their choice. Payment will be via PayPal.

Those interested please email me at: steve (at) cut4 (dot) tv
No PM please...
 

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Steve is a trustworthy seller and this is perfect for Scarlet owners on a budget
Snatch this bargain up quick - quality used accessories are gonna get scarce soon
 
+1

Steve's great and this would be an excellent piece of kit for those trying to put together a new Scarlet package! (or EPIC)
 
Tim and Jeff - thanks for the kind words and support - much appreciated :)
 
Sold.
Thanks again, and I would highly recommend dealing with Steve.
 
Resurrecting old thread.
Anybody knows if that head works with really light set up, like a bare dslr body + light still prime lens?
Thanks
 
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