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Bright Tangerine Sony XLR Handle Bracket

As David Bowie once sang: "don't you wonder sometimes 'bout sound and vision?" Our Sony XLR Handle bracket means you don't have to wonder anymore: mount your FX3 or FX5 audio handle anywhere you need, and even alongside the latter's EVF. All it takes is a little elbow grease to have a fully functioning dual-purpose rig, with full 32-bit audio.

SKU: GC63-B4004.1095

Bright Tangerine Sony XLR Handle Bracket

Bright Tangerine Sony XLR Handle Bracket

As David Bowie once sang: "don't you wonder sometimes 'bout sound and vision?" Our Sony XLR Handle bracket means you don't have to wonder anymore: mount your FX3 or FX5 audio handle anywhere you need, and even alongside the latter's EVF. All it takes is a little elbow grease to have a fully functioning dual-purpose rig, with full 32-bit audio.

Cable Consistency

If you want to make the most of your XLR handle then the Godox GAC-IC13 cable is what you need: preserving that full 32-bit audio quality for your films. The only catch is that the Godox cable comes with a cold shoe mount you'll need to remove - but thankfully, we've got the perfect cable cover to replace it, all packaged up. For a little bit more freedom for rigging, the XLR Handle Bracket features a selection of M4 x 10mm mounting threads, which in turn let you attach rod brackets anywhere on your build. These are especially useful for adding third-party monitors or lens motors to an elevated position, without getting in the way of the handle itself.

Double Up

Can't decide between the FX5 EVF and the Handle? Why not use both? Our XLR Handle Bracket pairs with our FX5 EVF Bracket, then all you need to do is plug in each cable to the multifunction shoe and EVF slot. From there, you can customise your setup however you need: put the EVF out on a NATO rail, or mount it next to the XLR handle for a more compact build - whatever the call sheet calls for. Enhance your Sony setup with our range of dedicated camera accessories for Sony cameras. From the best camera cages on the market to streamlined setups, you'll always have the right tool for the job with us.

Key Features:

Adjustable XLR Handle Positioning

Compatible with Sony FX3 and FX5

Compatible with FX5 EVF Bracket

Dedicated Cable Cover for Godox Cables

Supports 32-Bit Audio Cable Management

Compatibility:

The Sony XLR Handle Bracket is compatible with the Sony XLR-H1 and XLR-H2 audio handles for the Sony FX3 and FX5 respectively. It can be mounted to a range of cages or top plates via the captive 1/4" and 3/8" screws. You will require a Godox GAC-IC13 cable in order to reposition the XLR handle. The Bracket comes with a separate cover for the base of the handle that you will need to replace manually.

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Bright Tangerine Sony XLR Handle Bracket

As David Bowie once sang: "don't you wonder sometimes 'bout sound and vision?" Our Sony XLR Handle bracket means you don't have to wonder anymore: mount your FX3 or FX5 audio handle anywhere you need, and even alongside the latter's EVF. All it takes is a little elbow grease to have a fully functioning dual-purpose rig, with full 32-bit audio.

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