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Rycote PCS-Lite 5/8" Quick-Release Adapter with 5/8" Socket and Tip

A valuable time-saver for studio recording engineers and live sound crews, the Rycote PCS-Lite 5/8" is a quick-release adapter designed to enable fast attachment and release of 5/8"-threaded equipment such as studio mic shockmounts and mic clips. It features durable construction with materials that won't reflect light into the camera or audience.

SKU: GC152-RYC185812

Rycote PCS-Lite 5/8" Quick-Release Adapter with 5/8" Socket and Tip

Rycote PCS-Lite 5/8" Quick-Release Adapter with 5/8" Socket and Tip

A valuable time-saver for studio recording engineers and live sound crews, the Rycote PCS-Lite 5/8" is a quick-release adapter designed to enable fast attachment and release of 5/8"-threaded equipment such as studio mic shockmounts and mic clips. It features durable construction with materials that won't reflect light into the camera or audience.

Made for the Music Industry

Designed with the music industry in mind, it comes with 5/8" threaded fittings, allowing for quick and easy microphone changes while maintaining a secure connection to your microphone stand. It is perfect for use with the studio microphone shockmounts and mic clips.

Ideal for Fast-Paced Studio and Live Gigs

As live-streamed gigs become more and more prominent, it may be necessary for your studio or venue to have microphones mounted in semi-permanent positions. This Professional Connection System allows for a quick, safe, and easy setup for multiple bands or performers in the same day, providing a rattle-free, ultra-reliable connection, and enabling a quick swap of microphones and increased workflow efficiency that's perfect for busy sound professionals.

Quality Construction

Made from durable, non-reflective, high-quality materials in neutralcolours, this Professional Connection System will reduce time wasted on attaching studio microphone mounts to stands or boom arms, thereby improving efficiencies in your workflow.

5/8" Socket and Tip

The 5/8" brass thread of the PCS-Lite will securely lock on to any 5/8" threaded microphone stand, damage free. Insert and click in the included anodisedaluminium5/8" male tip to connect any accessory with a 5/8" thread. The auto-locking mechanism is both secure and noise-free in operation. Then pull on the ergonomically designed collar for a rapid one-handed release.

Key Features:

5/8" Socket for Stand or Boom Arm

5/8" Tip for Mic Clip or Shockmount

Fast to Attach and Release

Durable Construction

Non-Reflective Finish

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Rycote PCS-Lite 5/8" Quick-Release Adapter with 5/8" Socket and Tip

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Rycote PCS-Lite 5/8" Quick-Release Adapter with 5/8" Socket and Tip

A valuable time-saver for studio recording engineers and live sound crews, the Rycote PCS-Lite 5/8" is a quick-release adapter designed to enable fast attachment and release of 5/8"-threaded equipment such as studio mic shockmounts and mic clips. It features durable construction with materials that won't reflect light into the camera or audience.

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