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FS: Sonnet QIO - SXS, CF, P2 Reader w/ eSATA Hub

Dustin Raysik

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Selling my beloved Sonnet QIO. I was using this with my 17" MBP (as well as a 15" via a Sonnet Echo) to offload footage on set. It worked great with CF, SXS and even SD cards via the included adapter. I never used P2 cards with this just based on them not being used as often anymore on the shoots I am hired on.

I have babied the unit, using padded digital camera cases for every cable and the expresscard adapter, as well as domke wrap for the unit itself before putting it all in it's own dedicated pelican case. These cases will not be included, I just wanted to make a point of how much care I took of everything as this was one of the most important tools I had on set with me.

Included is everything from the original purchase:

Box
Manual
QIO Reader
Power Supply
ExpressCard34 Host Adapter
Host Cable
ExpressCard to SD Adapter
Nylon Sleeve

B&H has them for sale for $772.99 with a wait of 7-10 days. I am looking to get $525 OBO. I will be able to post pictures tomorrow afternoon. PM me if interested.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ...E34_QIO_E34_Professional_Universal_Media.html





 
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I can vouch for Dustin, this gear is in great shape as he takes very good care of his equipment
 
Hey Dustin. Is this working with 10.8.3? Can I buy the pci card for it to work opposed to using it in an express slot ?
 
pm'd you. i'll take it of your hands :)

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Hey Dustin. Is this working with 10.8.3? Can I buy the pci card for it to work opposed to using it in an express slot ?

Hey Matthew, Sonnet just put out drivers for 10.8.3. You can, in fact, buy the PCI card. It's like $150 if I recall.
 
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