0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Stealthing with mic cables running from hat to pocket really isn't that big of a deal. Honest.
Quote from: Brian Skalinder on November 16, 2004, 05:49:25 PMStealthing with mic cables running from hat to pocket really isn't that big of a deal. Honest.True, but I shave my head sometimes and was hoping to get around running cables down a bare neck yet still get the hat mount advantage. We'll see how this weekend works.
True, but I shave my head sometimes and was hoping to get around running cables down a bare neck yet still get the hat mount advantage. We'll see how this weekend works.
Quote from: urobouros on November 16, 2004, 07:18:49 PMTrue, but I shave my head sometimes and was hoping to get around running cables down a bare neck yet still get the hat mount advantage. We'll see how this weekend works.Yeah, me, too - I shave my head (well, no longer with a razor, just elec clippers without the guard) every week. I find a simple hat, like a Kangol, plus some kind of jacket / shirt with a collar (I usually wear a black fleece) works well. In the dark, not many people are going to notice the cables running out the back.
with the kangol hat you can put the mic caps in the hat and secure them with elastic.
Quote from: SpeshulEd on November 17, 2004, 07:08:19 AMwith the kangol hat you can put the mic caps in the hat and secure them with elastic.I secure my mics in elastic in a baseball cap. Works much better than the kangol and you blend in with the crowd much better.
my head is too big or my hat is too small cuz thats not even an option for me with the micros, however, the micros are a bit longer than schoeps.
and yeah, if you're running the little tiny stealth mics, why not just wear a baseball hat backwards, it'll cover the wires running down your neck.