Marantz PMD 661 Mini Windjammer

Product Code: 055387

Suitable for Marantz PMD 661

Main Benefits:

The Mini Windjammer for the Marantz PMD 661 provides excellent wind isolation for capturing audio in high-wind environments. Made from high-quality synthetic fur specifically designed for wind isolation,  easy-to-fit slip-on fur covers for use when recording outside with the built-in microphones found on portable cameras, external camera mics and handheld reporter microphones.

Some of our Mini Windjammers have 10 mm fur, while others have 25 mm Softie fur for use in more unsettled conditions, and can be fitted to a wide variety of devices.

Note: This Mini Windjammer is specifically designed for the Marantz PMD 661

InVision INV-8

Product Code: 041108

Suitable for mics including the Neumann RSM190 and RSM191, Pearl MS8 and MSH10, and Sony ECM 999, ECM 979, and ECM 959.

Main Benefits:

Part of the larger InVision range of noise-reducing microphone shock-mounts, Rycote’s InVision Broadcast, are designed for discreet, low-profile on-camera use in broadcast studio environments where windshielding is not required.

The InVision Broadcast mounts feature Rycote’s latest Lyre suspension systems to offer broadcast professionals the cleanest possible sound, free from unwanted cable or stand-borne noise. They may be used with microphones mounted on desks, stands or boom poles, or suspended mics.

Tech Specs

Suitable for mics including the Neumann RSM190 and RSM191, Pearl MS8 and MSH10, and Sony ECM 999, ECM 979, and ECM 959.

Fitted with:

2 x 30mm clips, with Standard (70mm wide) Lyre
Long bar with 70mm (2.75″) centres

An InVision set contains two Lyre, an appropriate length mounting bar, and in some cases, a reducing sleeve (InVision INV-4). The Lyre suspension webs of our InVision come in two sizes: – InVision Lyre width: 43 mm – Standard Lyre width: 70 mm Mounting bars come in two sizes: – Standard length: 25 mm – Large length: 70 mm The reducing sleeve allows for smaller microphones (e.g. Schoeps CCM series) to be held by the Lyre.