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Wooden Camera A-Box (DSLR)
Wooden Camera A-Box (DSLR)
Designed for DSLRs and any camera with a single 3.5mm audio input, the Wooden Camera A-Box for DSLR Cameras adapts two standard XLR male plugs to one right angle 3.5mm stereo plug. This lets you use professional-grade microphones to improve the quality of your in-camera audio recording. The A-Box works best with cameras that allow for auto gain control to be disabled.
The A-Box features a single 19mm rod port for clamping onto an industry-standard 19mm rod. A 15mm adapter bushing is included for mounting on a 15mm rod. Also included is a bolt-on 19mm rod and for attaching to any 1/4"-20 threaded hole.
Note: This adapter does not provide phantom power.
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Product Overview
Wooden Camera A-Box (DSLR)
Designed for DSLRs and any camera with a single 3.5mm audio input, the Wooden Camera A-Box for DSLR Cameras adapts two standard XLR male plugs to one right angle 3.5mm stereo plug. This lets you use professional-grade microphones to improve the quality of your in-camera audio recording. The A-Box works best with cameras that allow for auto gain control to be disabled.
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