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  1. On 10/13/2018 at 2:17 AM, Johnny Karlsson said:

     

    I boomed a show last summer with the C preamp. Mostly with the 4017, some of it with the 4018. With proper wind protection/shock mount and somewhat decent handling technique, it was no problem.

     

     

    Yes, and that's what I meant by "usually". In situations like these, it does come in handy to have it.

    - I could be wrong here, but this may not be as big of a problem with the DPA 4017C, since it can take a massive amount of SPL (146 dB).

    Johnny, what mount and wind protection are you using on your 4018C?

  2. We looked at the c preamp for the 4018, super small, super light, super sound,just decided it wouldn't be rugged enough for multi user broadcast TV environment...

    I love the extra suck and punchy sound of the 50 over the schoeps..i used a 50 on a feature for nearly every shot ( and only 2 scenes radio miced), it was great, where as the schoeps often didn't have enough suck in comparision ..

     

  3. Hi, calling all oldtimers ..

    I am trying to transfer a tape on an SN nagra.

    It plays fine with no tape loaded, but when I lace the tape up it wont play, seems to be to "heavy",

    there is a tape tension  adjustment but it doesn't appear to do anything and the manual is very vague.

    Any suggestions? Thanks

     

  4. as a sound man with a touch of fat bastard too (short version),

    I have been using petrol harness for years, very happy,

    but I use a separate rocket padded waist belt too, that loops thru the "belt loop' on the petrol bag.

  5. Hi Lorenzo,

    Watching the youtube video..

    Just wondering what mics you use for the car sim trav?

    I notice mkh50 mostly in rycote invision mounts and 8060 in house (window scene).

    Great thread, fabulous sound on my favourite show...

    Great work and it sounds like a great crew to work with.

    Congrats

  6. Lightning can travel 20 miles sideways!

    Be extremely careful. The boom is a big lighting conductor.

    I have shut down 3 shoots recently due to lightning activity.

    Obviously beware overhead power lines too, 

    we had a boom op in perth a few years ago hit some line and arced, the boom expolded and he got severe burns,

    bad enough he couldn't work on the road any more, he became a picture editor after a long rehab

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