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The Thread Adaptor is a premium universal adaptor kit for mounting a range of devices onto any mic stand, boompole, tripod or studio arm. It features 1/4, 3/8, and 5/8 inch adaptors in a unique integrated set with a carabiner for safekeeping. These can be configured to connect any standard thread to any standard mount – a lifesaver on set, in the studio, or in the field – and it features a handy driver for tightening and loosening the adaptors.

The Thread Adaptor features a bespoke design with a premium feel and finish – a must-have “everyday carry” accessory for sound engineers, filmmakers, and photographers.

Key Features:
Universal thread adaptor kit for mounting microphones and other devices onto any mic stand, boompole, tripod or studio arm
1/4, 3/8, and 5/8-inch adaptors in a unique integrated set
Carabiner clip for attaching to camera/sound bags or clothing
Integrated driver for tightening and loosening adaptors or camera plates
Made from durable stainless steel and brass

The SC11 is a TRS splitter cable for connecting two mono outputs to a single stereo input. It is particularly suitable for connecting two microphones to a single DSLR-style camera. Measuring 275mm in length, the output segment has in-built memory wire for neat cable positioning around your camera and the input segment is split into two – the black end records to the left channel, the red end records to the right.

Key Features:
High-quality shielded 3.5mm TRS splitter cable
275mm (10.8″) long
Dual mono TRS output to single stereo input
Colour-coded cables
Memory cable output segment

Designed specifically for end-address broadcast microphones such as the Procaster or Podcaster, the PSM1 provides isolation from external vibrations that may cause unwanted rumble and vibrations. It also helps to isolate the microphone from noise associated with repositioning the microphone whilst in use.

Key Features:
Studio-grade microphone suspension shock mount
Compatible with RØDE broadcast-style microphones including the Podcaster and Procaster