FS: SALE PENDING: 6-Background Hanger, 10', motorized w/remote, in Los Angeles
Item: Dynatran DSD-6 In-Studio Motorized Support System (for six 10\' backgrounds)
Condition: BRAND-NEW, still in the boxes. (I did pull each roller out of the box to make sure they\'re straight and didn\'t get bumped by a fork lift - they\'re all straight.)
MSRP: $1,599.
Description:
In-Studio Motorized Support System with six rollers, two mounting brackets and remote control.
DynaTran Pro Series Motorized Roller Systems remain overhead and out of the way, allowing versatility in the use of shooting space. New compact, fully enclosed design is both attractive and clean. Rollers and drive assemblies are strong yet light weight. Fast operating gear ratio, as well as remote operated electric drive motors makes changing backgrounds quick and easy. There is simply no better motorized roller system than DynaTran.
- Controller to raise and lower backgrounds
- A convenient, slender remote control unit (pictured)
- Accommodation capability
- Up to six muslins, canvases, or rolls of seamless paper
- 110 Volt power required (requires no special wiring)
- Fused and grounded for safety
- Features special high-torque motors
- Includes built in mounting brackets (for either ceiling or wall )
- Easy installation by securing to ceiling joists or wall studs
- Reinforced rollers designed to support heavy background applications
- Roller length: 10\'
- Maximum weight per roller: 22lbs (10kg)
Stock photos:
Reason for selling:
I bought this unit a couple years ago and never unboxed it, being a small-product and sports shooter I just haven\'t needed large backgrounds (yet).
Checking it recently to make sure everything is there for its new owner, I did find a bit of extremely-minor, purely-cosmetic shipping damage. There’s a tiny bit of dark grey paint rubbed off (so the dark grey primer below shows) in a few spots where the thin sheet metal cover plate for the idler-side mount was creased a bit due something pushing in the side of the box. It flattened out easily though and you can barely see it (could easily be touched up with some dark grey paint if you want), and no one will notice, especially when the roller is installed high in the air.
FS: 6-Background Hanger, 10', motorized w/remote, in Los Angeles
Item: Dynatran DSD-6 In-Studio Motorized Support System (for six 10\' backgrounds)
Condition: BRAND-NEW, still in the boxes. (I did pull each roller out of the box to make sure they\'re straight and didn\'t get bumped by a fork lift - they\'re all straight.)
MSRP: $1,599.
Description:
In-Studio Motorized Support System with six rollers, two mounting brackets and remote control.
DynaTran Pro Series Motorized Roller Systems remain overhead and out of the way, allowing versatility in the use of shooting space. New compact, fully enclosed design is both attractive and clean. Rollers and drive assemblies are strong yet light weight. Fast operating gear ratio, as well as remote operated electric drive motors makes changing backgrounds quick and easy. There is simply no better motorized roller system than DynaTran.
- Controller to raise and lower backgrounds
- A convenient, slender remote control unit (pictured)
- Accommodation capability
- Up to six muslins, canvases, or rolls of seamless paper
- 110 Volt power required (requires no special wiring)
- Fused and grounded for safety
- Features special high-torque motors
- Includes built in mounting brackets (for either ceiling or wall )
- Easy installation by securing to ceiling joists or wall studs
- Reinforced rollers designed to support heavy background applications
- Roller length: 10\'
- Maximum weight per roller: 22lbs (10kg)
Stock photos:
Reason for selling:
I bought this unit a couple years ago and never unboxed it, being a small-product and sports shooter I just haven\'t needed large backgrounds (yet).
Checking it recently to make sure everything is there for its new owner, I did find a bit of extremely-minor, purely-cosmetic shipping damage. There’s a tiny bit of dark grey paint rubbed off (so the dark grey primer below shows) in a few spots where the thin sheet metal cover plate for the idler-side mount was creased a bit due something pushing in the side of the box. It flattened out easily though and you can barely see it (could easily be touched up with some dark grey paint if you want), and no one will notice, especially when the roller is installed high in the air.
