Designed to replace a lost cable or expand an existing Nano Shield kit, the Nano Shield XLR-3F to XLR-3M Cable from Rycote is a low-profile XLR female to male cable with a switchable 60 Hz low-cut filter for easily eliminating unwanted low-frequency sounds and rumbling caused by handling wind or handling the field mic kit. This cable sports a thin, flexible cable and active, in-line RF filtering technology for protecting your recordings from obtrusive RF interference.

Low-Profile XLR Cable for Nano Shield    XLR 3-Pin Male to 3-Pin Female    Switchable Low-Cut Filter at 60 Hz    Active In-Line RF Filtering

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. There has to be a way to attach this to a cold shoe, does anyone know how?

A: Use this adapter: WindTech CM-38 Photo Hot Shoe to 3/8"-16 Male Adapter B&H # WICM38

Q: 2. Will this cable connect with the zoom ft-bt? Are there shorter alternatives?

A: This will work. Shorter options would be: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1242233-REG/remote_audio_casensk100g3xl_3_pin_xlr_female_to.html/specs https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1296501-REG/cable_techniques_ct_sg3in_18_xlr_3_female_to_3_5mm.html https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1296491-REG/cable_techniques_ct_sg3lpin_18_24_3_5mm_trs_to.html

Q: 3. I'm interested in connecting a Sennheiser SK 100 G3 transmitter to a DJ's audio board. What is the difference between the Sennheiser CL 2, Sennheiser CM 1 and Sennheiser KA 600? Is it just the locking versus non-locking mini-stereo connector and length of each cable? Or are there important differences regarding signal quality?

A: The CM1 is designed for mics primarily with a DC voltage blocking capacitor to prevent damage to a microphone diaphragm. The CL2 is recommended for line level signal to the transmitter. The KA600 is designed specifically for the MKE 600 when connecting to a portable recorder or cameras high impedance input. Not designed for a wireless transmitter.

Q: 4. Is this compatible with Rycote Connbox 4 for Single Shank Stereo Microphones with 5-Pin XLR? (I have the AT BP4025 stereo mic)

A: No, the Rycote Nano Shield Windshield Kit is not compatible with Rycote connboxes.

Q: 5. Which size Rycote Duck Rain Cover would suit this?

A: Unfortunately there is not a Rucote Duck Rain Cover compatible with the Nano Shield Windshield Kit NS6-DD.

Q: 6. Will this cable work with the Sennheiser AVX body pack transmitter connecting to a standard hand mic?

A: It will connect a standard mic to the sennheiser ew100G3 transmitter, which is what I bought it for. If that's the same connecter as the AVX, that should work.

Q: 7. Is this filter cable also a pre-amp? How does the mic get power if it bypasses the pre-amp module?

A: The Rycote Nano Shield MZL to XLR-3M Cable is only a cable and filter. Power would be acquired through phantom power from the mixer or recorder that the XLR-3M side is connected to.

Q: 8. Would this cable be appropriate and presumably work to connect a K6/ME66 to a small digital recorder (Sony PCM-M10 in this case)?

A: No, this isn't the right cable. The locking mini is a connection specific to the Sennheiser Evolution Wireless line. Just a standard female XLR to 1/8 is the way to go.

Q: 9. Can I put a Rde blimp on this suspension?

A: Hi Steve. This is a Rycote product, and cannot therefore be used with a Rde Blimp basket. The technology behind the Lyres originates with Rycote; however, we have licensed Rde to manufacture their own version, and so the Lyre that comes with and fits the VideoMic and similar/other products is designed and manufactured entirely by them. Rycote's official Lyres and suspensions are not incorporated: any versions you see on Rde products are made by them using their own materials and production methods under license, and fit using a different mechanism. Hope that helps!

Q: 10. The handle bottom is not threaded and so It's unclear how to mount this on to a boom pole??

A: There is a thread on the bottom of the shock mount that will mate with any standard bom pole threading.