Shock mount for two mics? M/S stereo...
Is it possible, or practical, to mount two mics on a camcorder that only has a single mic holder built-in?
I have a small Sony PDX10 camcorder. Could I use a third party shockmount to put a dual mic M/S stereo setup there? Such solutions are probably not make dependant, so the PDX10 is not the key here. If you have mounted two mics on a camera, then how did you put a windshield there? |
What is your objective, Ralf?
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Contact Manfred Klemme at K-Tek/. he has a piggyback mount.
It's just a fig8 shaped band made of the same material they use for their standard shock mounts. It's not shown but i do know it exists. Manfred emailed me with some other details and mentioned that he had this rig. The price would most likely be around $20 for the piggyback bands. Yhat's a guess base on the $20 price tag for the K-SUS mic suspenders. http://www.mklemme.com/pole/support.html If you're shopping for a shock mount, these are very functional designs. |
<<<-- Originally posted by Ken Tanaka : What is your objective, Ralf? -->>>
To put a figure 8 mic there so that I could change the "mid" mic according to my needs (from shotgun to cardioid or even omni) and allways have the option of adding a bit of stereo ambience. (check the lengthy thread about AT825 etc.) With a cardioid or omni mid mic it would work great. It's possible, though, that I take the easy and expensive path buying a one point stereo mic... I think that Bryan solved my problem... Thanks for the link, Bryan. |
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