For Sale: Panasonic DMR-ES10

[dudebuddy]

Selling a Panasonic DMR-ES10, remote included. This unit can be used as a line-TBC passthrough.

Asking $200+shipping (this unit can easily be bought, used, and resold for the same price).

Let me know if you have any questions.

[august125]

Is it the black or silver model?

[dudebuddy]

It is the silver model.

[Hushpower]

If you're in Australia you have a bit of competition.

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/18577921...oAAOSw6jxj7buL

[lordsmurf]

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Originally Posted by Hushpower

If you're in Australia you have a bit of competition.

Pfft.

eBay is just noise, not serious competition. So much stuff there is complete junk, a video dumping ground, including all the so-called "tested" and "working" items (HA!).

(I think you're just joking, but wanted to add this anyway.)

[Hushpower]

Quote:

(I think you're just joking, but wanted to add this anyway

For that price, buy it and if it doesn't work, chuck it. After all, it is only a box of electronics, with no moving parts needed to be working.

Everything I have bought off Ebay or Gumtree, electronics-wise, has worked. Maybe we're a more-honest lot than you northern-hemisphere types (present company excepted, of course!).

[dudebuddy]

This has been sold.

[seeyanexttuesdsay]

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Originally Posted by lordsmurf

Pfft.

eBay is just noise, not serious competition. So much stuff there is complete junk, a video dumping ground, including all the so-called "tested" and "working" items (HA!).

(I think you're just joking, but wanted to add this anyway.)

honestly i've never been really burned by ebay. the svhs player i bought is a little rougher than i would like but it works (i think it just needs a cleaning). i also grabbed an es-15 with remote for like $150 CAD.

i wouldn't drop like $2000 on pro level stuff though. for that i think it almost always makes sense to buy from an enthusiast. unless you can find it astronomically cheap from like an estate sale or something, then its worth the gamble.