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Broadcast microphone on a boom arm in the sound-treated podcast suite

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Audio rentals in Phoenix

Seventeen listings, split between capturing sound and talking on set. For capture: wireless lav systems in two brands (RODE Wireless GO II and DJI Mic) for interviews and run-and-gun, a Sennheiser MKE 600 shotgun with boom poles for scripted work, and a Zoom H6 for anyone who wants to record off the camera.

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$20
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What this shelf is for.

For the crew, a Hollyland Solidcom C1 six-headset system, which is the difference between a smooth day and a shouted one on a large set. It rents by the day like everything else and goes out with the same scan-in, scan-out record.

  • Wireless lavs from RODE and DJI
  • Shotgun mic, boom poles and a field recorder
  • Six-headset wireless comms for the crew
  • Playback speaker for dance and music video

Good to know

Audio questions, answered.

The RODE Wireless GO II and DJI Mic both output on a 3.5mm lead that goes into any Sony body on the camera shelf, and both record a backup internally. For an XLR camera like the FX6, the Sennheiser MKE 600 on a boom is the cleaner choice.

The Hollyland Solidcom C1 system rents as six headsets on one base, full duplex, so the director, AD, camera and sound can all talk at once without a radio in hand. It is the piece large shoots forget until the first missed cue.

Yes. The Zoom H6 takes up to six inputs with XLR and is the standard for a dedicated sound recordist or for a podcast shot outside the studio. Pair it with the MKE 600 and a boom pole and you have a scripted-dialogue kit.

Reserve audio for your dates.

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