Subject: | Re: new (?) source for custom microphone mounts |
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From: | elkhornson |
Date: | Sat Mar 18, 2017 1:25 pm ((PDT)) |
No shock mount option but if that is not important then definitely a good d= eal. Look at their ORTF holder for Schoeps at $30. The one from Schoeps sel= ls for $126 and is not a superior design by any stretch. =0D =0D The $35 price (plus shipping) is not all that bad considering making the mo= ld to produce them probably cost the company over $3000 (more if they did n= ot have it done in China) and a normal production run is usually 5000 units= at about $1 a unit for a net investment of $8,000 before they sold their f= irst mount. This is why in part this is usually not done and instead the OR= TF mic holders are made from multiple parts that can be used on multiple de= signs and with a wide variety of microphones and more important, they can b= e adjusted for ORTF or XY. |
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