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    New Arm in town

    Beau, I think this will answer your questions: After 11 years of Steadicam operating, in which I've manufactured all of my equipment by myself, I came up with few important conclusions that guided me in designing and producing the new ultimate mark 3 system. I wanted it to be light weight, simple, modular, with tough structure, it needed to contain minimum components, to be comfortable, silent, accurate, smooth, and finally, to be able to fold into one box. It took me two years to get to this simplicity and minimization, but I can now say it was defiantly accomplished. The Stabilizer can carry any camera, from DSLR to Alexa, all thanks to a compact 2.6Kg arm, powered by rubber bands, with minimum components that works silently and smooth, with a large boom and weight range. I'm proud to say that a tough, simple and light weight structure design took over the heavy, noisy, complex and limited spring arm. The Sled was also built to be tough and simple, with minimum components. It is super modular, can easily be assembled and disassembled, change and add components in no time. The Sled has enough outputs to all accessories that may need power. The top stage and gimbal are not only strong, precise and smooth, but can also be easily assembled and disassembled. The Vest weights only 3.3 Kg. It is super comfortable and silent and contains minimum components. The whole Stabilizer is made out of the most appropriate materials with best coating exists, which allows minimum maintenance simply dusting. Thanks to The Stabilizer's lightness, smoothness and accuracy, the operator's performance becomes sharper and much much better. If you are an experienced operator, you'll definitely appreciate The Stabilizer and it's clear advantages comparing to all existing systems. As a beginner, you would definitely want to begin with the best system in the market, to empower your operating abilities. All in one box.
  2. Nir Bar

    New Arm in town

    Hi Beau, Thanks for your comment and questions. As you probably know, reputation and well known products had to start some-when, somewhere. NB Stabilizer started a year and a half ago, when i first built one for my self. Ever since it is my only rig, and I can't go back. (I'm not the only one by the way) The system has proven it self to me so many times, on so many sets, that I allowed myself to take it to the next step, and let others enjoy it's benefits as well. I agree that today all systems do the job. No argue on that. But why not make it easier? better? Price wise, and I'm not going to go into how many experience and knowledge, tests etc. are in this system, but bottom line, you get top quality materials, with the highest performance and advantages in ONE system for all needs: * No minimum weight range - one Arm for all cameras, from DSLR to Alexa. *Arm weights only 2.6Kg *Boom Range: 80cm *Super soft at all ranges with any camera weight All in comparison to the 2 well known top companies in the market today. And so answering your question if I "Can really promise that NB Stabilizer's systems are worth that much more, in terms of price/performance?" - The answer is YES. I do hope to see you at the NAB, so I wouldn't have to promise, but you could see for your self. Nir
  3. Nir Bar

    New Arm in town

    Hi Guys, I'm exited to share that the NBStabilizer Arm stock is about to be ready, and will be presented at the NAB show. The Arm weights only 2.6Kg (5.7Lb) Weight range: 0-28Kg (0-62Lb) - No minimum weight required Boom range: 80cm (31.5 inch) I'd be happy to answer questions. Will update soon regarding the booth location.
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