The Klover KM-16K-B-150-L Handle for MiK 16K-B Microphoneis a replacement, left-hand handle for the MiK 16K-B Broadcast parabolic microphone (on left side when holding the MiK 16K-B by the handles). When an unexpected accident happens, you can have your Klover MiK 16K-B parabolic microphone back on the air in just a few minutes with this spare part on hand.

Replacement Left-Hand Handle for Klover MiK 16K-B Broadcast Parabolic Microphone

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many inputs (total)? Which vMix license? Does it support Virtual Sets? Thank you.

A: The JVC KM-IP8S4 vMix Studio Switcher includes a license for the latest version of vMix 4K. The JVC switcher also supports a total amount of 50 inputs, including 12 live cameras (4 x SDI, 8 x NDI) plus pre-recoded video/audio, animated titles, and virtual sets. The included Vmix 4k software will also support Virtual sets that can be downloaded for free or from other paid Virtual Set providers. More info on Vmix Virtual Sets: https://bit.ly/479lAYC Virtual Sets available at B&H: https://bit.ly/3TBwvXY Approved Chris H

Q: 2. Is there a cable available to attach directly to iPhone 12 Pro Max? I want to use with DJI OM4 gimble.

A: To connect this system to an iPhone 12 Max, you will need the following two adapters, B&H # ROSC4 and B&H # APLAADAP.

Q: 3. Thinking of getting a KEKS KM-Q for my Yashica Mat 124 TLR. Which one should give me ease of use, Back Display or Top Display?

A: The Keks KM-Q Light Meter with Back Display (Chrome) is best for the Yashica Mat 124 Twin-Lens Reflex.

Q: 4. does the tx provide phantom power when using external mics?

A: Hi John, so far the tx does not support phantom power when using external mics

Q: 5. Does this have its own built in character generator?

A: Yes it does. This switcher has an internal character generator.

Q: 6. Does this clown have XLR outputs so that you can connect to professional camera or audio mixer?

A: The Lark 150 Wireless system does not include an XLR output cable. You can use adapters like these though, for connection with professional XLR inputs: sum both channels to mono: https://bhpho.to/3IBRQba stereo XLR output: https://bhpho.to/3vz9kkT For a dual channel wireless system that will meet a more professional expectation, I would recommend considering the Sony UTXB40 transmitters with the URX-P03D receiver, as packaged in this kit: https://bhpho.to/3hyxlQN

Q: 7. Is th mini jack on each transmitter actually a headphone out? It would make more sense to be a mic in (ala the Rode Go system). Can anyone confirm?

A: The receiver has Line Outputs: Receiver Form Factor Beltpack / Portable Mounting Options Belt Clip (with Included Hardware) Antenna 1 x 1/4 Wave Wire, Fixed Number of Audio Channels 2 Audio I/O 2 x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Female Unbalanced Line Output Audio Output Level 5 dB

Q: 8. Does this come with the splitter for the operator to hear what they are capturing? The pictures show it, but I can't tell.

A: The KLOVER MiK 26 Tactical (KM-26K-TE) does not include any electronics. It is only the parabolic collector.

Q: 9. Can these be plugged in to a recorder, such as a Zoom H6, with 3.5mm to XLR adapter?

A: Yes it can. If the receiver is in mono mode. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/387850-REG/Rode_VXLR_VXLR_Mono_Mini_Jack.html?sts=pi-ps&pim=Y

Q: 10. There is/is not a battery within the case that will charge the system without USB power?

A: The transmitters and receiver each have a built-in rechargeable battery. The batteries for all three units charge in the included charging case using its USB input port. You can use the charging case with the same type of USB wall charger that plugs into an AC power output like the ones used for charging smartphones.