| Subject: | Re: boom poles again |
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| From: | "Kim Cascone" anechoicmedia |
| Date: | Tue Jan 1, 2008 9:57 pm ((PST)) |
> One last thought. Do you travel by air much? If so, you may want > your boom to collapses to a length that can go into carry-on luggage. yes I travel quite a bit internationally but I don't take my AT-822, pistol grip, zeppelin, windsock with me and I can only imagine the hassle I would encounter with customs by carrying a boom pole in my luggage :( I get most my field recordings by holding the mics or clipping them to objects but for local work I tend to drag my mic and grip with me the Cavision SGP515F model boom pole I'm considering collapses to 0.5 meters which is small enough to toss into a backpack |
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