Hi Katherine, I'm still interested in the Steenbeck. I'm in Boston and can make arrangements to get it this week.
Again, I'm a film lover and have no interest in selling it. Passing it on to others sounds good to me. Please let me know so I can solidify my plans. -Christina Sent from my iPhone On Aug 17, 2012, at 3:20 PM, katherine Bauer <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Frameworks, > I know that many of you did respond to wanting to give a loving home to my > steenbeck which is in an NYU building in NYC and need to be taken out of > there. See I am in LA. So I can not help you other than lead you there and > get you in the building during a week day. maybe the weekend. I apologize for > those of you who did show an interest and then I did not get back to you. I > heard back from a lot of people. So I was trying to sort through all of that > and find those that were serious and those whom ideally would keep it in NYC > and would allow me to use it when I returned or at least have it in a place > where it could be some what communally accessed. I want to find a place where > if you did not need it or want it after any amount of time you would not just > sell it off or give it away to someone you did not know but would contact me > and see if at that point I could help you find another place for it. It came > from the NYC community and I thought it was a good idea to keep it active > there. However, I am open to all sorts of things now since my ideal spots > ended up not working out. It is a 6 plate. Taken apart there are 4 parts > including the trim bin. the largest part is 3 1/2'' and is heavy, but it is > on wheels. I recommend using a van or a truck with a ramp. Then 2 very strong > people or 3 people can maneuver it. Otherwise to lift it into a van could > take upwards of 4 very strong people. It is bulky!! It is heavy!! It is a > wonderful machine that could last you a life time!!! It has mag and optical > sound. All bulbs working. Has recently been serviced by Steenbeck master Paul > Tomasko. I dont know the year...I think 80s. Paul said they were bought new > by NYU and he has serviced this machine throughout its time there. its a good > one. Please let me know if you can take it from 383 Lafayette asap! There is > an elevator to the street to help you. I as I said am in LA and can only help > you over the phone. > Thank You, > Katherine > > -- > > > > > http://katherineannebauer.blogspot.com > > > _______________________________________________ > FrameWorks mailing list > [email protected] > https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks
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