Sachtler ACE Tripod System In Stock Now – Just $535 at Filmtools.com

Sachtler ACE Tripod System in stock at Filmtools.com

We’ve had a lot of customers inquiring about the status of this new, inexpensive tripod system from Sachtler, so we thought we’d make an official announcement that the Sachtler ACE M MS Tripod System is now in stock at Filmtools and ready to ship.

When the retail price of this product was announced Back in September as being around $600, it created a bit of a buzz as it is the most economically priced Sachtler tripod system on the market.

Designed with smaller HDV camcorders and DSLR cameras in mind, the Sachtler ACE features 3 vertical and 3 horizontal grades of drag, and has a payload range of 0 to 4 kilograms (0 to 8.8 lbs), making it a great solution for those who shoot low-budget documentaries / ENG, industrials, wedding/event, training videos and webinars. It features the quality and reliability that makes Sachtler one of the most sought after brands in camera support equipment, while reaching out to a whole new market with it’s low price.

The Sachtler ACE M MS Tripod System is available at Filmtools.com for just $535 [more info / buy now]

About Filmtools.com

Filmtools.com is Hollywood's source for camera, lighting, grip, electrical, sound and expendable supplies! In addition to our online film & video production supply store, we have a "brick & mortar" store conveniently located in Burbank, CA, right on the corner of Burbank Blvd. and Griffith Park Drive. Filmtools 1400 W. Burbank Blvd., Burbank, CA 91506 MAP Phone: 818-845-8066 | Toll Free: 888-807-1900 | Fax: 818-845-8138 Filmtools Store Hours: 8am-6pm M-F, 10am-5pm on Saturday.
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One Response to Sachtler ACE Tripod System In Stock Now – Just $535 at Filmtools.com

  1. Bruno Martel says:

    Does anybody have a TILT issue with the Sachtler Ace head? Seems that my level of tension are not working properly. The pan is doing fine, but I don’t see any difference from the 1st level of tension to the 3rd level on the tilt. Is this normal or what?

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