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Rycote INV-6 SOFT Shockmount for Schoeps CMC 1 & Sennheiser 8000

The Rycote InVision INV-6 SOFT is a shockmount made to hold a Schoeps CMC 1 or Sennheiser 8000 Series (MKH 8040/8050) microphone on a mic stand or boompole while inhibiting handling noise and vibrations. The soft 62-shore Lyres and Hytrel material enable extreme ruggedness, stability, and isolation without using elastic bands or rubber components.

SKU: GC152-RYC041110

Rycote INV-6 SOFT Shockmount for Schoeps CMC 1 & Sennheiser 8000

Rycote INV-6 SOFT Shockmount for Schoeps CMC 1 & Sennheiser 8000

The Rycote InVision INV-6 SOFT is a shockmount made to hold a Schoeps CMC 1 or Sennheiser 8000 Series (MKH 8040/8050) microphone on a mic stand or boompole while inhibiting handling noise and vibrations. The soft 62-shore Lyres and Hytrel material enable extreme ruggedness, stability, and isolation without using elastic bands or rubber components.

Whether mounted atop a mic stand or a boompole, the InVision INV-6 SOFT is intended for indoor use with a foam windscreen only. Though it is designed for Schoeps CMC 1 and Sennheiser MKH 8040/8050 microphones, it is also compatible with other ultracompact small-diaphragm condenser mics with diameters of 19 to 25mm.

For Schoeps CMC 1, Sennheiser 8000 Series (MKH 8040 and MKH 8050), or other ultracompact small-diaphragm microphone with a diameter of 19 to 25mm

For indoor use with a foam windscreen only

Fitted with 62-shore Lyres

Durable Hytrel material-no elastic or rubber parts

Integral cable clip for securing cable and isolating it from the microphone

Includes 5/8" to 3/8" brass stand adapter

Key Features:

For Schoeps CMC 1

For Sennheiser 8000 Mics (MKH 8040/8050)

Fits Mic Diameters from 19 to 25mm

Attaches to Mic Stand or Boompole

Soft 62-Shore Lyres

Durable Hytrel Construction

Integral Cable Clip

For Indoor Use with Foam Windscreen Only

What's in the Box:

Rycote INV-6 SOFT Shockmount for Schoeps CMC 1 & Sennheiser 8000

5/8" to 3/8" Brass Stand Adapter

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Rycote INV-6 SOFT Shockmount for Schoeps CMC 1 & Sennheiser 8000

The Rycote InVision INV-6 SOFT is a shockmount made to hold a Schoeps CMC 1 or Sennheiser 8000 Series (MKH 8040/8050) microphone on a mic stand or boompole while inhibiting handling noise and vibrations. The soft 62-shore Lyres and Hytrel material enable extreme ruggedness, stability, and isolation without using elastic bands or rubber components.

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