Mounting Two Sennheiser G2 Receivers on a PD-150 at DVinfo.net

Todd Moen · May 14th, 2008, 05:53 PM

Hi Folks...
I've looked through a ton of posts here and still haven't found a good mount for two G2 receivers for the pd-150. Any ideas would be great!
Thanks!

Don Bloom · May 14th, 2008, 06:25 PM

BEC and Bracket 1 as well as one that's on that good old online auction site are all pretty much the same. Really made to carry 1 receiver BUT I have carried 2 Azden 500Us. They are a flat box soI could velcro 1 to the other and then I used a safety strap just for grins. Now with my AT1800 dual I cut the weight in half. WheW!

The Senns are a lot smaller and lighter so you might be able to mount 1 on either side of the bracket. One to the outside and 1 to the inside. Use an industrial grade velcro (don't want anything falling down). Even with my fullsize camera when I carried 2 receivers it was a handful with the extra weight. Be ready for it. Actually shoot on some sort of support-tripod or monopod. Also watch the side to side balance as well-it'll really kick to the right.

Don

David Tindale · May 18th, 2008, 08:43 AM

Have you seen the J Rod twin mount?

http://www.thej-rod.com/

might be what you're after.

May 14th, 2008, 05:53 PM	#1
Todd Moen Regular Crew Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Bozeman MT Posts: 51	Mounting Two Sennheiser G2 Receivers on a PD-150 Hi Folks... I've looked through a ton of posts here and still haven't found a good mount for two G2 receivers for the pd-150. Any ideas would be great! Thanks!

May 14th, 2008, 06:25 PM	#2
Don Bloom Inner Circle Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Chicago, IL Posts: 6,609	BEC and Bracket 1 as well as one that's on that good old online auction site are all pretty much the same. Really made to carry 1 receiver BUT I have carried 2 Azden 500Us. They are a flat box soI could velcro 1 to the other and then I used a safety strap just for grins. Now with my AT1800 dual I cut the weight in half. WheW! The Senns are a lot smaller and lighter so you might be able to mount 1 on either side of the bracket. One to the outside and 1 to the inside. Use an industrial grade velcro (don't want anything falling down). Even with my fullsize camera when I carried 2 receivers it was a handful with the extra weight. Be ready for it. Actually shoot on some sort of support-tripod or monopod. Also watch the side to side balance as well-it'll really kick to the right. Don

May 18th, 2008, 08:43 AM	#3
David Tindale Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Lismore, New South Wales Posts: 31	Have you seen the J Rod twin mount? http://www.thej-rod.com/ might be what you're after.