Anyone in Glasgow use the Rode Video Mic Pro and / or Sennheiser MKE 400 at DVinfo.net

James Strange · October 27th, 2011, 09:50 AM

I realise this may be better posted in the audio or 'in your neighbourhood' threads, but I think the wedding thread has a lot more traffic and I know a lot of wedding guys use these type of mics (I do)

So, long story short

I have a contact in a well known camera accessory making company who will have a new 'on camera' shotgun mic coming out in the next few months.

I have been sent a pre-production model of this new microphone for independent review, and I am trying to source the above mics (Rode Video Mic Pro & Senheisser MKE 400) in order to do a side by side review / comparison (I will also be comparing to the rode video mic, which I already own)

Does anyone in Glasgow (or thereabouts) have the Rode Video Mic Pro and/or Senheisser MKE 400 and would you be able to allow me to use/borrow them for the purposes of this review?

Cheers

James

October 27th, 2011, 09:50 AM	#1
James Strange Major Player Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Glasgow, Scotland, UK Posts: 309	Anyone in Glasgow use the Rode Video Mic Pro and / or Sennheiser MKE 400 I realise this may be better posted in the audio or 'in your neighbourhood' threads, but I think the wedding thread has a lot more traffic and I know a lot of wedding guys use these type of mics (I do) So, long story short I have a contact in a well known camera accessory making company who will have a new 'on camera' shotgun mic coming out in the next few months. I have been sent a pre-production model of this new microphone for independent review, and I am trying to source the above mics (Rode Video Mic Pro & Senheisser MKE 400) in order to do a side by side review / comparison (I will also be comparing to the rode video mic, which I already own) Does anyone in Glasgow (or thereabouts) have the Rode Video Mic Pro and/or Senheisser MKE 400 and would you be able to allow me to use/borrow them for the purposes of this review? Cheers James