Overview

Rycote PCS-Organiser Wallmount Quick-Release Adapter with 3/8" Tip

A valuable time-saver for film crews, location sound mixers, and boom operators, the Rycote PCS-Organiser is a quick-release adapter designed to securely mount on a flat surface and enable fast attachment and release of 3/8" threaded equipment such as shotgun mic shockmounts, windshield systems, and lighting accessories. A special "dual-lock" mechanism can be engaged to prevent accidental release of the tip. Plus, it features durable construction with a special finish that won't reflect light into the camera or audience.

SKU: GC152-RYC185800

Rycote PCS-Organiser Wallmount Quick-Release Adapter with 3/8" Tip

Rycote PCS-Organiser Wallmount Quick-Release Adapter with 3/8" Tip

A valuable time-saver for film crews, location sound mixers, and boom operators, the Rycote PCS-Organiser is a quick-release adapter designed to securely mount on a flat surface and enable fast attachment and release of 3/8" threaded equipment such as shotgun mic shockmounts, windshield systems, and lighting accessories. A special "dual-lock" mechanism can be engaged to prevent accidental release of the tip. Plus, it features durable construction with a special finish that won't reflect light into the camera or audience.

Made for Location Work

Organisation is paramount for a productive shoot; mount several PCS-Organiser units in your sound/OB vans, carts, and studio lockers to allow for quick and secure access to all your windshields and sound accessories, so you always have the perfect tool neatly available on hand.

Mounts to Flat Surfaces

PCS-Organiser has two mounting holes (screws available separately) to secure it to most flat surfaces for unparalleled security, peace of mind, and organisation, making it the ideal solution for fixed installations at multi-purpose halls and arenas.

Quality Construction

Made from durable, high-quality materials in a non-reflective finish, this Professional Connection System will reduce time wasted on attaching and positioning microphone shockmounts, windshields, monitors, and antennas, significantly improving efficiencies in your workflow.

No Accidental Release

For added security, the PCS-Organiser has a unique "dual-lock" mechanism to prevent accidental release, which makes it the perfect solution for safely attaching your sound equipment above crowds or whilst in transit. When engaged, the "dual-lock" disables the quick-release mechanism to prevent unintended release. To disengage, simply twist the locking ring and pull on the ergonomically designed collar for a rapid one-handed release.

Key Features:

Secures to Flat Surface with Screws

3/8" Tip for Mic Mount or Windshield

Fast to Attach and Release

Dual-Lock Prevents Accidental Release

Durable Construction

Non-Reflective Finish

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Rycote PCS-Organiser Wallmount Quick-Release Adapter with 3/8" Tip

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Rycote PCS-Organiser Wallmount Quick-Release Adapter with 3/8" Tip

A valuable time-saver for film crews, location sound mixers, and boom operators, the Rycote PCS-Organiser is a quick-release adapter designed to securely mount on a flat surface and enable fast attachment and release of 3/8" threaded equipment such as shotgun mic shockmounts, windshield systems, and lighting accessories. A special "dual-lock" mechanism can be engaged to prevent accidental release of the tip. Plus, it features durable construction with a special finish that won't reflect light into the camera or audience.

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