#3dStudio at Bargain $$$
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I've reduced my prices on the following items.
3d STUDIO – Release 2.01. Unopened disks (still in shrink-
wrap). Registration card ready to be filled in
by new owner. Full package (manuals, CDROM,
all diskettes). This is an excellent value
below dealer's cost… $1700.00
VIN Box – VGA to NTSC converter which attaches in-line
on the monitor cable, and allows real-time
screen animations to be captured to a VCR or
camcorder… 130.00
Items shipped UPS/ground collect – at my expense. Respond
here or by EMail if interested.
Thanks,
Terry
Richard,
I'll buy the VIN box for $130.
I'm assuming:
1.It works fine. 2.It will connect to a standard TV (not just those with an
SVHS input). 3. Comes with all cables and manuals.
Ship COD check ?
Alec Jason 2546 Downer St Pinole, CA 94564 510-724-1003
Alec,
I'm honored! I followed your original dialog on the Forum here when you
were developing the animations for the Mitchell Bros. trial.
Yeah, the box works fine – will go to VHS or SVHS.
Your check will be a souvenir!
The unit has all the manuals, diskettes, cables.
I'll ship it tomorrow.
Regards,
Terry
Terry,
Ouch!!! I paid $1,900 for 3DSr2 about three months ago. I should never
look at "ads" after I've purchased something. In the grand scheme of
things, what's $200 (plus shipping <g>!) . . . but I can sure think of a
lot of things I'd like to buy for $200 now!!!
You should have no problem selling your copy at $1,700. Good luck.
Dirk
Dirk,
That's the story of my life too (buying something and watching it's price
plummet the next day). I was an early purchaser of a Gateway 486
(wonderful machine) and have steadily watched the price drop as features
are ADDED to it.
Thanks for the good wishes. If it helps your self esteem, I started
advertising the package at $2000 a couple of weeks ago when you were
looking so you beat me by $100. I've since been lowering the price to find
the market.
Thanks again, Terry
Tell me more about VIN Box. I may be interested.
Paul
Paul,
I had the good fortune to sell the box yesterday. Basically it converts
VGA signals to NTSC signals so that you can capture a VGA screen to a VHS
or SVHS device such as a camcorder or VCR. Jovian makes the device, and
they have a presence here on CIS if you want more info.
Regards, Terry