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I think schoeps have the green screen color mic. it should be gone automatically

I would recommend the AVX with a better mic.

There light weight cart is good enough, even checkable.

I had an issue before with the wet weather situation. Felt like the key to it is that you have to let the mike stay inside the case for a while so that it can adapt the weather. Mine goes bad in the middle of the shooting. Switch to a CMC641 instead.

it was the main bus issue. already came back from SD. totally fine now

I agree, looking at 4017 now

1 year distributor said they got to send it back to Germany. Looking for an mic to replace it for this 5 weeks period right now.

The CMIT I am using was purchased last year, April, and it mainly stays in the Blimp Windshield. Last week I went a set. It is a genuinely dusty indoor environment. So I paid extra attention asking the boom OP do not take it out of the Windshield. However, on the second day of shooting, The mic starts making weird noises like this. It is recorded in a quiet indoor condition. But the self-noise is extreme. I do saw on Schoeps website saying Not too sure if I should send it to do the services. It happened twice on my three-day shooting, so I do have a strong concern about it. If I sent it back, do I have to send it back to Germany, or I can do the service in the state. Thank you

105 is not as good as the 4018VL to my PA experience

you might be on 12V

willing to see that LOL

impressive picture. Quick updates Got a Beta 52A for testing and will received 4 DPA 4099 for interior sound maybe the enginel.

Thanks, I might have trouble searching. Got a link above so that I can take a deeper look.

Greeting everyone I recently joined a student documentary about the racing car. They want to see if I can record those the racing car exhaust pipe's crazy sound. I have been trying with my 5U, and the sound is clear but not much bass as I can feel by the side of the race track. Wonder if anyone has a suggestion about racing car location sound recording. Got a CMIT 5U, a CMC641 and a pair of KM184 (might not fit this project), and a MKH 50. willing to see any technique or mic suggestion for this.

280 should be great