Will the system work with smaller shotgun microphones, such as the Audio-Technica AT875R?
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It is not really designed for the blimp. I tried to use My At875R with my blimp, but found I ended up with too contact noise. It works best with the windscreen designed for it.
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No, it will not work directly. You need a splitter if you want both audio and mic.
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I suppose it might if you have an adaptor. The native plugging arrangement is one plug for mic and one plug for headphones.
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It depends on what dynamic microphones you are using. Most will be fine, but you will have to check with each microphone manufacturer individually. Shure SM58 and SM57 will be fine.
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Yep! If your mic doesn't fit in the supplied clip you'll need something else that screws on the end of the stand. I've had 2 different wired mics on mine.
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It all depends on what inputs you have on the portable system. If you have a 1/4" input jack, you can use this microphone system.
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Audio-Technica AT897 is an excellent and cheap shotgun mic. I use it for film, but it is also pretty handy for voiceover work as well.
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Hi, Gregory. I use a short Rode shotgun (not a full size shotgun like the Sennheiser 416) with a small mic tripod (they don't seem to sell it here on Amazon anymore, but kind of like the "Vktech New Desktop Table Metal Mini Tripod Microphone Stand" they do sell) with the cable run out the back through the zipper. This works great for me. Pretty sure any average sized studio mic could be fine, like a TLM-103, and obviously Hogan's own branded mic which seems to be about the size of a U85 seems to fit well in the pic. Not sure if this answers your question, but there ya go!
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It works on my Recording King RPH-05, which has a smaller soundhole, if that's your issue.
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Yes, I'm using it with my AT-2005. The case diameter would be the same. But, it's a very tight fit. You may have to do a bit of tweaking to get it around the Mic.
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Well there is an adapter inside that makes it fit the smaller diameter stands and the larger ones when you take it out. Unless your stands are not the standard size or there was a defect in manufacturing then it should fit. Post some pics if the stand you are using along with the mic clips and everything. Put it on Dropbox.com if you can't post pics in comments here...
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If the machine has XLR type inputs, and if your mic has an XLR connection on the end (like most mics), then yes, it work fine. If your machine only has 1/4" male plug type inputs, then no (or you would at least need an adapter). They also make cables with an XLR type connector on one end (for the mic) and a 1/4" male plug on the other.
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I am not familiar with this machine. It would depend on the mic connection.
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because this microphone has its own power supply it should work fine. I know some Sony cameras provide power over the microphone jack; this could be a problem. however, I haven't heard of other manufactures doing this. if by small mic input you mean 3/32" instead of 1/8", then you would need an adapter for the plug.
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Yes, IF camera will accept 1/8" stereo plug. Mic has screw-type locking ring also. Can't imagine why operator would want to do this unless he wanted to capture audio close to the camera itself.
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I believe they work only with the systems as described. They look the same but frequency is different. I have a old GTD 788 that I tried with this mic and couldn't sync them.
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I agree with G. Gephart on the On Stage-420. I have purchased three of them for podcast cohosts using either an ATR2100 or an AT2005 and they all work like a charm. Also a slimmer On Stage model, the MY325 will work with the ATR2100/AT2005/Samson Q2U microphones but it won't give as good of noise reduction as the MY-420.