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May 9th, 2010, 04:18 PM | #1 |
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windscreen needed
I am looking for recommendations for a windscreen on my stock mic on my sony z5u. Is Rycote the only one who makes a windscreen any more, and does any one know the mic dimensions? Thanks,
Jeff
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If you know the model number of the mic. on the camera you can search on Rycote's website HERE.
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John, thanks for the reply; I have looked throught the chart and there is no z5u or comparable camera listed so I will just call B and H and talk with a sales rep. Thanks for the help...
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First, I would measure the front tip to end of interference tube ports length, (plus an inch or so) and the mic's diameter. Contact Windtech or B&H with the specs.
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thanks rick
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I bought some Reinhardt Windshields recently, I'm very pleased with them: . \\\ Reinhardt Microphone Windshields /// . I own a lot of rycote as well, they're very similar.
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This looks interesting: Micover, Inc. Micover Puffin Series Microphone Fur Coat Dark Gray Long Hair 12cm Microphone Windscreens at Markertek.com
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looks like half the price as well. Thanks for the link!
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Yeah, I've read good reviews about them on the net, again, thanks for the link!
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Not unless they understand the science behind the design.
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@ John: What do you mean? Do you have bad experiences with Reinhardt? If so, can you tell me? I'm pretty pleased with the furry's from Reinhardt I use on my ENG cams, planning buying more for the my new pmw 350's. Any user experience is welcome.
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It's just that a lot of the Rycote copies I have seen are copied without the person copying fully understanding all the science behind the design. There are good scientific reasons why the Rycote fur is as it is and constructed as it is and windshielding & shock-mounting is not as simple as most people seem to think it is. In fact, not as simple as I used to think it was, before I started talking to people who really knew and understood the science behind the designs and why each part is as it is.
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From what I am told is that Reinhardt is a "full" company with own R&D. Their "flagship" wind solutions are quite different then Rycote's, so I wouldn't put them on the shelf of cheap knock offs.
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