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Rycote Overcovers Adv
Rycote Overcovers Adv
This pack of 10 Overcovers Advanced is the perfect accessory for DPA Concealers. Measuring 26mm in size, they offer discreet wind-noise protection for lavalier microphones. These Overcovers use Rycote's exclusive fur technology and come with 250x stickies and 50 fur disks.
The Overcovers are designed to be used with Stickies, which can be attached to clothing or skin. The fur disc is then placed over the top of the lavalier microphone, providing excellent wind-noise protection. This pack is a must-have for anyone looking to improve the audio quality of their recordings.
This is a pack of 10 Overcovers Advanced with 250x stickies and 50 fur disks. Overcovers utilise Rycote exclusive fur technology, providing excellent wind-noise protection for lavalier microphones. They consist of a discreet, fur covering and are supplied with Stickies. With a Stickie affixed to clothing or skin, a fur disc is affixed over the top of a lavalier microphone.
Key Features:
Large size (26mm) ideal for DPA Concealers
Discreet
Wind-noise protection
What's in the Box:
Rycote Overcovers Adv
Stickies
Fur disks
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Product Overview
Rycote Overcovers Adv
This pack of 10 Overcovers Advanced is the perfect accessory for DPA Concealers. Measuring 26mm in size, they offer discreet wind-noise protection for lavalier microphones. These Overcovers use Rycote's exclusive fur technology and come with 250x stickies and 50 fur disks.
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