Db Camera Backpack

[1 User] I used it on a mirrorless camera and purchased an extra power cable and it worked very well. Tested it at 40 dB gain without plugging in a microphone to hear the low noise of the device.

[DB-9
DB-25] Purchased one of these for use with 4 Marshall CV605BK PTZ cams. They connected right away over ONVIF and also VISCA IP. It has most of the basic functions. Construction is all-metal and buttons, knobs, rocker, joystick all feel robust. The joystick is slow and smooth enough for on-camera moves, but the zoom (likely a camera limitation) so far has been on the fast side. It's also great having focus, color, iris buttons at your fingertips. Only gripe is that the Marshall camera's on screen menu is not working to select menu items. But I may not be doing something right. You can always use the camera's web interface or IR remote for detailed configuration. It also can't seem to connect to Panasonic PTZ cameras like the UE150, which isn't a huge deal for me since we use the RP150 for those. I was hoping that I could have several of these on a gig for quick adjustments to those cameras. Again, not a deal breaker. Anyway, we liked it so much that I bought a second one. Might pick up a few more.

[DB-9
DB-25] Works like a charm.

[7x Full Height] Great airflow at low dB when set up with a fan curve.

[30' / 9.1 m] This is a good, basic db-25 to 8xXLRM cable.

[V-Mount] Richo DB-110 is reliable rechargeable battery.

[1 W, 1 m: 98 dB] This case is a great fit for db technologies Ingenia Ig4t.

[98' / 30 m] Great little 10 db attenuators. Do a great job!

[4] I was able to tell the difference from my previous XLR cables to these cables. Most certainly provides the the increase in db

[0.35 lb] Perfect way to protect lens in camera backpack.