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Rycote ConnBox - Microphone Cable Connection Box for M/S Stereo Pairs

The Rycote ConnBox microphone cable connector boxes are designed to mount on the Rycote Suspension system. The ConnBox serves as a solution for 2 major problems associated with microphone shock isolation. Rigid microphone cables often deny true microphone isolation, weighing the microphone down and causing noise from movement and vibration to reach the microphone. Noise and rattling due to bulky cable connections can cause problems as well.

SKU: GC152-RYC016924

Rycote ConnBox - Microphone Cable Connection Box for M/S Stereo Pairs

Rycote ConnBox - Microphone Cable Connection Box for M/S Stereo Pairs

The Rycote ConnBox microphone cable connector boxes are designed to mount on the Rycote Suspension system. The ConnBox serves as a solution for 2 major problems associated with microphone shock isolation. Rigid microphone cables often deny true microphone isolation, weighing the microphone down and causing noise from movement and vibration to reach the microphone. Noise and rattling due to bulky cable connections can cause problems as well.

The ConnBox simply connects between the microphone and input device. Being that the ConnBox mounts to the Suspension system, the microphone cable is given the necessary slack needed to achieve true noise free isolation. This ConnBox features a hardwired 5-pin stereo XLR output cable and dual 3-pin XLR input connectors that are compatible with most M/S stereo paired microphone configurations.

Dual 3-Pin XLR Inputs

This ConnBox features a stereo 5-pin XLR output cable and dual 3-pin XLR input connectors compatible with most M/S stereo microphone configurations.

Stereo 5-Pin XLR Output

A hardwired 5-pin XLR output cable connects to stereo XLR microphone inputs. The ConnBox will pass phantom power to condenser microphones whenever necessary.

Mounts To Rycote Lyre Suspension Mount

This ConnBox mounts directly onto the Rycote Lyre Suspension Mount, relieving cable tension that can cause noise or damage.

Key Features:

For Most M/S Stereo Paired Microphones

Fits Two 3-pin XLR Connections

Stereo 5-pin XLR Output

Adapts to Lyre Suspension Mounts

Provides Easy Microphone Connection

Eliminates Cable Noise

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Rycote ConnBox - Microphone Cable Connection Box for M/S Stereo Pairs

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Rycote ConnBox - Microphone Cable Connection Box for M/S Stereo Pairs

The Rycote ConnBox microphone cable connector boxes are designed to mount on the Rycote Suspension system. The ConnBox serves as a solution for 2 major problems associated with microphone shock isolation. Rigid microphone cables often deny true microphone isolation, weighing the microphone down and causing noise from movement and vibration to reach the microphone. Noise and rattling due to bulky cable connections can cause problems as well.

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