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Advans

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    I work at a rental house in Burbank, California. While I don't do any field work, I am around gear all day long, and know it quite well.
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  1. Zaxcom will be showing off the new Deva. Also possibly showing off whatever solution they came up with for a USB hub to connect multiple devices to the single Nomad serial port.
  2. Is it just the pins themselves on the XLR jack that seem loose? Or is it the actual bottom piece of the mic? I've noticed, oddly enough, that the pins always seem to have a little play to them, this is something I've seen across the board on most 416's. If the whole bottom piece wiggles when you move it, you can remove the little screw on the mic, and slide off the outer cover. There should be a second little screw that is now visible right by the XLR connector. If this screw is loose, it will definitely cause problems.
  3. I would assume that there would be some loss due to the fact that you would be using an adaptor with two connectors as opposed to wiring it straight to a single XLR. I don't feel like you would have to compensate much for the loss. In my opinion, the adaptor is a better route, it gives you the option to use the lav both ways.
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