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Title: Mic T-bar mountable
Post by: bo0zZe on September 21, 2013, 04:57:33 AM
Hey guys..
I´m thinking about the preferences of a kinda T-Bar mic attachment.
Im going to use this with my CA14 card mics. Now i didn´t ever use a mic stand or something like that so i don´t have a clue what to search for.
I definetely don´t want this to be standing on the ground.I suppose to use something like very small and maybe detachable/foldable.
What i need is a tool i can carry everytime i need and maybe in my pockets too.Does this exist?
I thought it would be nice if i could clip this on a fence for example to get the mics above everything.
Are there any recommendations what i could use? I mostly have to be 007ing so this shouldn´t be too large.
MAybe there´s an option like something to pull out ( car antenna)  with a detachable "T" ?

I use the CA9100 with the CA14 cards if this helps with the decision..

Any help appreciated

Title: Re: Mic T-bar mountable
Post by: F.O.Bean on September 21, 2013, 02:57:52 PM
Well, if you run openly enuf to warrant it, you can buy schoeps active bars and a small amount of tape around the ca14 body, and the two fit like a glove. I wouldn't recommend it for lo pro recording tho!
Title: Re: Mic T-bar mountable
Post by: bo0zZe on September 21, 2013, 05:08:39 PM
HE BEan..thx for reply ;)
What do you mean with " lo pro recording" :D i don´t get it.
i tried to search for that active bars but i don´t think i did find it.Could you send me a link ?
This (http://taperssection.com/index.php?topic=164359.0) one looks like what i was thinking about.
But is this one available ? I got crocodile clamps on my CA14´s so iam not sure if this works pretty well.
If you meant low pro recordings .. i really can´t figure out how good mine were in comparison to other stuff.
Maybe they are low.. but in my opinion they always turn out pretty well.
So the actual Bar won´t be the problem i suppose.The thing underneath the Bar is what has to be custom build i guess.
Actually iam able to fit something in i think so iam just looking for a small bar to fit my CA14´s.
And iam just leraning about lots of stuff i read .Like all different angles and positions on the bar.Is there a preffered one for the CA14 cards ?

;)
Title: Re: Mic T-bar mountable
Post by: Marshall7 on September 21, 2013, 10:44:48 PM
"lo pro" = low profile (i.e. stealth)

Crocodile clips!  More commonly known as alligator clips.  ;D
Title: Re: Mic T-bar mountable
Post by: voltronic on September 21, 2013, 11:27:49 PM
If you have CA-14s with clips, you can clip them to a ruler and put that in a shock mount like many people do.  Then if you want to mount it to a fence like you said, you can screw the shockmount onto a Gorillapod (you'll need a 1/4" to 5/8" thread adapter).  I have done this and it works quite well.  I like the Gorillapod Video with the super-strong magnetic feet.  Same as the Gorillapod Magnetic but has a nice mini pan head with handle for smooth pan shots with a camera.  The cheap-o shockmount I use came with the correct adapter so I didn't have to buy another one: http://taperssection.com/index.php?topic=163558.0;topicseen (http://taperssection.com/index.php?topic=163558.0;topicseen)
Title: Re: Mic T-bar mountable
Post by: bo0zZe on September 22, 2013, 09:02:37 AM
Yea that´s what i was about to  :gun: at
I picked up a shock mount already..(quite cheap one ) and i tried with a piece of a folding ruler already.Think that´s good because i have the size printed on.If i switch configuration this helps a bit i think. The magnetic Gorillapod ia ordered also..
I can´t wait to test it.One thing iam not sure is the jecklin disc i wanna apply.How big should it have to be ?
I´ll post pictures as soon as the rig is complete. :D
Thx for the tips..
Title: Re: Mic T-bar mountable
Post by: voltronic on September 22, 2013, 03:01:04 PM
Yea that´s what i was about to  :gun: at
I picked up a shock mount already..(quite cheap one ) and i tried with a piece of a folding ruler already.Think that´s good because i have the size printed on.If i switch configuration this helps a bit i think. The magnetic Gorillapod ia ordered also..
I can´t wait to test it.One thing iam not sure is the jecklin disc i wanna apply.How big should it have to be ?
I´ll post pictures as soon as the rig is complete. :D
Thx for the tips..

That's the shockmount I have.  The bands it comes with are crap - I replaced them with small elastic hair ties.  As for jecklin discs, search the forum - there is lots of good info about them here.
Title: Re: Mic T-bar mountable
Post by: bo0zZe on October 01, 2013, 01:08:15 PM
ok i have to be patient about shipping.
I purchased a monopod stand in between.
I thought i´d try it out as it is nice and small.And one can fix it with a spike to the floor. It is 1,80meters high..
Thoughts about it.. anybody? Did i go wrong with it?
It was quite cheap and comes with a carrier bag. The most important thing to me was its size of 60cm when folded into.
I´ll see if this is any benefit..

;)
Title: Re: Mic T-bar mountable
Post by: F.O.Bean on October 01, 2013, 11:47:34 PM
Well, if youre doing lo pro recording, it might be helpful, but if you openly record, then it wouldnt be much of a benefit IMO!