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Rycote Super-Blimp Kit for Rode NTG & Shotgun Microphones

Record outside with confidence using the Super-Blimp Kit from Rycote, a complete windshield and shockmount system for the Rode NTG series, and similar shotgun microphones measuring 28cm long with a 0.7 to 0.9" diameter. The kit provides patented Lyre Technology and a broadcast industry basket to protect against shocks, vibrations, and wind noise-all with acoustic transparency. A windjammer, designed to slip over the basket, protects against extreme wind noise.

SKU: GC152-RYC010323

Rycote Super-Blimp Kit for Rode NTG & Shotgun Microphones

Rycote Super-Blimp Kit for Rode NTG & Shotgun Microphones

Record outside with confidence using the Super-Blimp Kit from Rycote, a complete windshield and shockmount system for the Rode NTG series, and similar shotgun microphones measuring 28cm long with a 0.7 to 0.9" diameter. The kit provides patented Lyre Technology and a broadcast industry basket to protect against shocks, vibrations, and wind noise-all with acoustic transparency. A windjammer, designed to slip over the basket, protects against extreme wind noise.

A Rycote 90º Shortie XLR connector is situated inside the basket, complete with an integral RF shield to protect against the kind of dirty audio attributed to radio interference. Releasing the microphone from the basket is easy, thanks to its quick release pods. A pistol-grip boom adapter with a ratchet-style release lever is also included with the unit.

Compatible Shotgun Microphones

Rode NTG1, NTG2, NTG3, NTG4, NTG4+

DPA 4017B

Sanken CS-2

Sennheiser MKE600, MKH416

Key Features:

For Rode NTG1, NTG2, NTG3, NTG4 & NTG4+

Isolates Mic from Wind & Vibration Noise

Provides Acoustic Transparency

For Sennheiser MKE 600

Fits Mics 28cm Long, 1.8 to 2.28 cm Diameter

Quick Release Windshield Pods

Isolates against Shocks & Vibrations

Includes RF-Shielded XLR Connection

Includes Windjammer

Includes Pistol Grip Boom Adapter

What's in the Box:

Rycote Super-Blimp Kit for Rode NTG & Shotgun Mics (28 Length, 0.7 to 0.9" Diameter)

RF-Shielded Shortie XLR

Lyre Suspension System

Windshield

Windjammer

Rycote Pistol Grip Handle

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Rycote Super-Blimp Kit for Rode NTG & Shotgun Microphones

Record outside with confidence using the Super-Blimp Kit from Rycote, a complete windshield and shockmount system for the Rode NTG series, and similar shotgun microphones measuring 28cm long with a 0.7 to 0.9" diameter. The kit provides patented Lyre Technology and a broadcast industry basket to protect against shocks, vibrations, and wind noise-all with acoustic transparency. A windjammer, designed to slip over the basket, protects against extreme wind noise.

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