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Rycote Super-Softie Windshield for Shotgun Mics (5cm, 24/25)

The Rycote Super-Softie Windshield (5cm, 24/25) features 3D-Tex material and open-cell foam. It is suitable for shotgun microphones with slots no further than 5cm from the front of the mic, and a diameter of 24 to 25mm. The 3D-Tex material provides increased wind attenuation compared to conventional slip-on designs. It also achieves improved attenuation in extreme low frequencies and infrasonic frequencies, protecting captured audio where wind noise is at its greatest. The Super-Softie can be quickly squeezed and shaken dry when rain-soaked, or rinsed when dust-coated, without affecting its performance. This robust design will sustain its performance for years of use in challenging environments, such as news-gathering events.

SKU: GC152-RYC033206

Rycote Super-Softie Windshield for Shotgun Mics (5cm, 24/25)

Rycote Super-Softie Windshield for Shotgun Mics (5cm, 24/25)

The Rycote Super-Softie Windshield (5cm, 24/25) features 3D-Tex material and open-cell foam. It is suitable for shotgun microphones with slots no further than 5cm from the front of the mic, and a diameter of 24 to 25mm. The 3D-Tex material provides increased wind attenuation compared to conventional slip-on designs. It also achieves improved attenuation in extreme low frequencies and infrasonic frequencies, protecting captured audio where wind noise is at its greatest. The Super-Softie can be quickly squeezed and shaken dry when rain-soaked, or rinsed when dust-coated, without affecting its performance. This robust design will sustain its performance for years of use in challenging environments, such as news-gathering events.

Novel shape and 3D-Tex give greatly improved wind noise reduction compared to conventional "soft" windshields

A true cavity design, with superb performance at extreme low frequencies (where wind noise is worst)

A rough-service windshield, robust enough for the most challenging news-gathering situations

High immunity to rain-soaking, maintaining excellent acoustic transparency in almost all situations

Compatible with the following microphones: Beyerdynamic MCE 72; Sennheiser MKH 20/30/40/50

Key Features:

Suitable for Wind Attenuation

3D-Tex Material for Wind Noise Reduction

Aerodynamic Shape

Suitable for Mics 0.9 - 1" in Diameter

Open-Cell Foam Design

No Polar-Pattern Distortion

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Rycote Super-Softie Windshield for Shotgun Mics (5cm, 24/25)

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Rycote Super-Softie Windshield for Shotgun Mics (5cm, 24/25)

The Rycote Super-Softie Windshield (5cm, 24/25) features 3D-Tex material and open-cell foam. It is suitable for shotgun microphones with slots no further than 5cm from the front of the mic, and a diameter of 24 to 25mm. The 3D-Tex material provides increased wind attenuation compared to conventional slip-on designs. It also achieves improved attenuation in extreme low frequencies and infrasonic frequencies, protecting captured audio where wind noise is at its greatest. The Super-Softie can be quickly squeezed and shaken dry when rain-soaked, or rinsed when dust-coated, without affecting its performance. This robust design will sustain its performance for years of use in challenging environments, such as news-gathering events.

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