Movo VXR4000 Shotgun Condenser Mic + Saramonic SR-AX100 2-Channel DSLR Audio Mixer Kit
5.0(2 ratings)Bundle includes the Movo VXR4000 shotgun condenser microphone paired with the Saramonic SR-AX100 two-channel audio mixer for DSLR and compact camcorder use. The Movo VXR4000 delivers professional-style performance in a compact, lightweight housing so you can capture clean dialog without adding bulk to your rig. Its rugged build is suited for HDSLRs, camcorders, and standalone recorders, and a selectable high pass filter at 80Hz helps eliminate low-frequency noises such as traffic or air conditioning. Movo VXR4000 Key Specifications: Type: Condenser Polar Pattern: Super-cardioid Freq Response: 40Hz-20kHz Sensitivity: -40dB +/- 1dB / 0dB=1V/Pa, 1kHz Signal to Noise Ratio: 75dB or more Output Impedance: 200 Ohm or less Power: 9V battery Connector: mini-pin plug (3.5mm) Dimensions: 220 x 102 x 58mm Weight: 121g The Saramonic SR-AX100 mixer makes it easy to combine two microphones, wireless receivers or other sources into a single 3.5mm feed for cameras with an aux input. Its passive circuitry keeps self-noise to a minimum and it requires no batteries. Designed for on-camera use, the SR-AX100 mounts to a standard hot-shoe and includes three integrated accessory shoes for microphones, recorders, lights and more. Saramonic SR-AX100 Technical Specifications: Inputs: One 3.5mm (1/8") stereo and two 3.5mm (1/8") mono Output: Stereo 3.5mm TRS mini-jack Input Level: -35dBu Frequency Response: 10Hz to 100 kHz (+/- 1.5dB) Construction: Aluminum Dimensions (LxWxH): 7.6x5.9x5.5cm Weight: 153g (5.4 oz) Warranty: 1 Year
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