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Rycote Mic Tubes (Long, 3-pack)

The set of three Rycote Microphone Tubes offers protection and simplified transport of multiple small-diaphragm or shotgun microphones for boom operators and production sound recordists in ENG, EFP, television production, and film shoots. Each tube is constructed of clear PVC for durability and minimal weight. The telescopic threaded design allows length extension from 20 to 34 cm for accommodation of various microphones. Use the supplied foam inserts to help cushion the microphone within the tube or separate multiple smaller microphones within a single tube. The square design prevents the tubes from rolling off flat surfaces.

SKU: GC152-RYC048808

Rycote Mic Tubes (Long, 3-pack)

Rycote Mic Tubes (Long, 3-pack)

The set of three Rycote Microphone Tubes offers protection and simplified transport of multiple small-diaphragm or shotgun microphones for boom operators and production sound recordists in ENG, EFP, television production, and film shoots. Each tube is constructed of clear PVC for durability and minimal weight. The telescopic threaded design allows length extension from 20 to 34 cm for accommodation of various microphones. Use the supplied foam inserts to help cushion the microphone within the tube or separate multiple smaller microphones within a single tube. The square design prevents the tubes from rolling off flat surfaces.

Compatible Microphones Include:

Audio-Technica AT4073, BP4073, AT897, AT875R, AT877

Azden: SGM-X, SGM-2X

Beyerdynamic: MC 716, MC 726, MC 736, MCE 85 BA, MCE 86 N

DPA: 4017b

Neumann: KMR 81i, KMR-81D

Rode: NTG-2, NTG-3, NTG-4, NTG-4+

Sanken: CS-2, CS-3e, CSS-50

Schoeps: CMC series + Cut 1 filter, CMIT 5 U, SuperCMIT

Sennheiser: ME66 K6, ME80 K3U, MKH 416, MKE 600, MKH 60

Shure: SM81, VP89S

Sony: ECM-670, ECM 672, ECM-678

Key Features:

Protection for Multiple Microphones

Sturdy Clear PVC Construction

Telescopic Threaded Design

Extendable from 20 to 34 cm

Square Design Prevents Rolling

Foam Inserts for Optimised Fit

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Rycote Mic Tubes (Long, 3-pack)

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Rycote Mic Tubes (Long, 3-pack)

The set of three Rycote Microphone Tubes offers protection and simplified transport of multiple small-diaphragm or shotgun microphones for boom operators and production sound recordists in ENG, EFP, television production, and film shoots. Each tube is constructed of clear PVC for durability and minimal weight. The telescopic threaded design allows length extension from 20 to 34 cm for accommodation of various microphones. Use the supplied foam inserts to help cushion the microphone within the tube or separate multiple smaller microphones within a single tube. The square design prevents the tubes from rolling off flat surfaces.

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