Subject: | Re: Boom pole technique and the Rode Blimp. |
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From: | "jtudor2005" jtudor2005 |
Date: | Tue May 11, 2010 5:40 am ((PDT)) |
> The supplied microphone clips are nowhere near big enough to hold the NT-= 4, so is the alternative just to make a kind of cat's cradle from elastic b= ands? The largest clips that come with the Rode Blimp DO fit the NT4. You need to= push a bit harder to get it in, but there is plenty of meat in them to tak= e the NT4 without breaking. The NT4 is 32mm diameter and the large clips 30mm. Don't try and open them = wide enough to put over the body of the mic. Instead, slide the mic into th= em from the tapered XLR end. It isn't as hard as it sounds. |
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