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Recommendation for windscreens
- Thread starter svilay
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Re: Recommendation for windscreens
At about $130, the Lightwave Equalizer is a bit above your budget, but it does a great job reducing wind noise. It creates a dead air space around the mic with a plastic cage and breaks up the flow of air around the mic with a shell of fake fur. You could also make your own if you hunt down some of the plans floating around.
At about $130, the Lightwave Equalizer is a bit above your budget, but it does a great job reducing wind noise. It creates a dead air space around the mic with a plastic cage and breaks up the flow of air around the mic with a shell of fake fur. You could also make your own if you hunt down some of the plans floating around.
Re: Recommendation for windscreens
try
www.trewaudio.com
they have a lot of used gear and it checcked befor you buy it
look for the used gear section
try
www.trewaudio.com
they have a lot of used gear and it checcked befor you buy it
look for the used gear section
Re: Recommendation for windscreens
I'm a newcomer to the group but am glad I found it at long last. To try and come up with a cost effective windscreen, I made my own with fake fur and fleece material. Although I know the hard shell recommendation is far better, I've at least been able to run and gun with materials that cost me less than $10.00!
I made a small sock with the fake fur, another one with the fleece and then joined the two together with an elastic band at the base to keep it all snug. Fleece is one the inside. Did this for the on-camera microphone as well as my wireless lav. Works better than nothing and looks cute.
I'm a newcomer to the group but am glad I found it at long last. To try and come up with a cost effective windscreen, I made my own with fake fur and fleece material. Although I know the hard shell recommendation is far better, I've at least been able to run and gun with materials that cost me less than $10.00!
I made a small sock with the fake fur, another one with the fleece and then joined the two together with an elastic band at the base to keep it all snug. Fleece is one the inside. Did this for the on-camera microphone as well as my wireless lav. Works better than nothing and looks cute.