Mini Pin Microphone

[0.45 lb] Perfect for the�Schoeps CMIT mini Shotgun Microphone

[0.03 lb] A Pin is a pin..... what can I say!

[Unregulated] I bought another 4 pin a few months back and it didn't ever feel as solid as this one has. Does exactly what I needed with my Ursa Mini

[0.13 lb] A note for anyone buying, the Alexa Mini EXT option is a 3 pin Fischer cable just like the description states. It will NOT natively plug to the Mini. You need to buy a Alexa 7pin to 3pin adapter which also allows this cable to give power & works as r/s just via this one cable.

[2x] This is a critical cable for any Nucleus kit on an Alexa Mini with a 3 pin RS port.. Allows you to power and run/stop the Nucleus motor(s) with a single cable. Plus the AC or you (via hand grip) can start and stop recording. Super useful for handheld shooting with the hand grip.

A note for anyone buying, the Alexa Mini EXT option is a 3 pin Fischer cable just like the description states. It will NOT natively plug to the Mini. You need to buy a Alexa 7pin to 3pin adapter which also allows this cable to give power & works as r/s just via this one cable.

This is a critical cable for any Nucleus kit on an Alexa Mini with a 3 pin RS port.. Allows you to power and run/stop the Nucleus motor(s) with a single cable. Plus the AC or you (via hand grip) can start and stop recording. Super useful for handheld shooting with the hand grip.

[Gray] This 6-pin cord was hard to find. But found it at B&H. It fits the microphone I needed it for and thats all one could ask. Its 25'. I wished there were more choices as I would have opted for a shorter length.

[Black] I bought this 5 pin-F to two 3 pin-M XLR connectors to connect an Azden SMX-1000 stereo microphone to a Canon XA-10 camcorder. This cable by Lewitt was half the price of the other such cables available. I gave it a try and it works just fine. Originally the cable is to be used with a dual capsule microphone for drums. Instead of 1/2 or L/R, the two 3-pin ends are green and white colored. Plugging the green labeled cable into the no1 XLR connector of the camcorder and the white labeled into the no 2 XLR connector, provided correct stereo (i.e. left is left and right is right). I also plugged the cable into the two XLR connectors of my Mackie 402 mixer, and again, it worked fine. Built quality is also good.

[3D-Tex] I've had this microphone for about two months, and I am extremely happy with it. I am using it primarily with a Canon XA20, but I have also used it with a Sound Devices MixPre-D, and it works great with both. I have used it on-camera at one wedding, and I am very impressed at how well it can pick out a voice from across a big table during a noisey reception yet still produce a pleasing stereo image. I have used it for interviews, both on-camera and overhead, and I feel like the result is better than a lavalier. On my XA20, I have it mounted (with the supplied O-rings) wih the foam windscreen butting against the camera's microphone holder. It seems quite long, but even with the lens zoomed at its widest, it is not in frame. (However, it does cast a shadow when using the infrared light.) Mounted this way, the front of the microphone does tend to droop down slightly in the holder. The microphone's frequency response curve is not exactly flat. The signal is a little weak in the lower frequencies and hot in the higher frequencies. A male voice could use a little EQ. Self-noise is imperceptible, but ambient room noise is more apparent in stereo than it would be with a mono microphone. Note that because this is a stereo microphone, it has a 5-pin XLR connection (most XLR audio connections are 3-pin monaural). A very well-made adapter cable is supplied that splits to two 3-pin XLR. The cable is 24 long, not including the connectors, which is quite excessive for a compact camera like the XA20.