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Rycote INV-9 InVision Microphone Suspension for Stand & Boompole

The Rycote INV-9 InVision Microphone Suspension addresses the demand for a professional, Rycote-quality shockmount in the studio, conference settings and speech capturing applications.

SKU: GC152-RYC041109

Rycote INV-9 InVision Microphone Suspension for Stand & Boompole

Rycote INV-9 InVision Microphone Suspension for Stand & Boompole

The Rycote INV-9 InVision Microphone Suspension addresses the demand for a professional, Rycote-quality shockmount in the studio, conference settings and speech capturing applications.

The entire mount is comprised of two large InVision lyres with a 30mm (1.18") clip at the front, and 19mm to 25mm (0.74 to 0.98") rear clip. The lyres rest on a bar with a 3/8" threaded stand adapter at the base.

The stand adapter itself features an integrated cable clip for securing excess cable and minimising noise. The unique lyre suspension is engineered with Hytrel for a virtually indestructible design that maximises shock and noise suppression.

The InVision suspension system is available in various clip sizes to accommodate different microphones. The mounting clips included with this system provides a tappered mount suitable for the Shure SM57, Neumann KMS 105 and others.

Large Lyre Suspension for Boom Operation

The large lyre suspension webs measure 70mm high and 40mm wide to accommodate heavier microphones. This is ideal for static stand mounting as well as boom placement.

Tappered Clips

The entire mount is comprised of two large InVision lyres with a 30mm (1.18") clip at the front, and 19mm to 25mm (0.74 to 0.98") rear clip. The mounting clips included with this system provides a tappered mount suitable for the Shure SM57, Neumann KMS 105 and others.

Hytrel Construction

The unique lyre suspension is engineered with Hytrel for a virtually indestructible design that maximises shock and noise suppression.

Integrated 3/8" Threaded Stand Adapter

A 3/8" threaded stand adapter is featured at the base for microphone stand mounting.

Key Features:

For Stand and Boom Mount Application

Large Lyre Size

Front 30mm and Rear 19 to 25mm Clips

3/8" Threaded Stand Mount

Standard Support Bar Length

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Rycote INV-9 InVision Microphone Suspension for Stand & Boompole

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Rycote INV-9 InVision Microphone Suspension for Stand & Boompole

The Rycote INV-9 InVision Microphone Suspension addresses the demand for a professional, Rycote-quality shockmount in the studio, conference settings and speech capturing applications.

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