 kit combines a two-section spring-loaded microphone stand from Rode and a pair of headphones for monitoring the audio activity. A USB extension cable along with an adapter are available, for times when you want to use a USB microphone.
The Rode PSA1 Studio Boom Arm is a two-section, spring-loaded broadcast microphone arm designed for quiet and flexible microphone positioning in broadcast radio studios, voiceover studios, etc. The PSA1 rotates 360 degrees and features a maximum reach of 32″ (820mm) horizontally.
The Pearstone USB 2.0 Type A Male to Type A Female Cable (10′) is a premium quality cable that extends your existing USB device by 10′ (3 m). It meets all specifications of USB 2.0 and is backward compatible with USB 1.1 devices. This premium extension cable supports error-free data transfer rates of up to 480 Mbs.
Braided copper shielding and an aluminum foil wrap protects against electromagnetic and radio interference and ensures a clean signal transfer, even with large files at high speed. The connectors are hot pluggable and install with Plug-and-Play ease.
This cable is manufactured under RoHS guidelines with no environmentally hazardous cadmium or lead and is UL rated and FCC certified.
- Transfers data at speeds of up to 480 Mbps
- Meets all specifications of USB 2.0
- Backward compatible with USB 1.1
The Auray SM-RM20 is a suspension-style shockmount designed to be used with broadcast and condenser mics that sport an M20 threaded studs. The shockmount is crafted out of metal to ensure dependability.
A key feature of this shockmount is its ability to prevent structural-borne vibrations from the stand itself, which can result in hours of editing audio if left unattended at the source. Since this shockmount effectively isolates the mic against such vibration, you will not have to worry about this undesirable, yet all-too-common problem in the studio.
The SM-RM20 utilizes heavy-duty elastic bands to suspend and isolate the microphone inside the basket. A threaded socket provides a secure locking connection between the shockmount and microphone. This connection is so secure that you can suspend your mic downwards from a boom arm. To facilitate optimum microphone placement, the angle of the shockmount is both adjustable and lockable.
