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Boya BY-PVM3000 is a professional shotgun microphone kit, which consists of pieces interchangeable microphone capsules. With BY-PVM3000S (small), BY-PVM3000M (medium) and BY-PVM3000L ( large) microphone capsules all included.
It allows BY-PVM3000 widely applied in various occasions,for instance film-making, broadcasting, media production, sports commentary etc.
With its supercardioid polar pattern, BY-PVM3000 could effectively reject any unwanted background noise from side and rear. The longer microphone capsule is applied, the narrower pick up angle it offers, precisely pick up sound from the recording subject.
BY-PVM3000 features with built-in low cut filter switch on the preamplifier , if there are low frequency noises from air conditioner or traffic while recording, please switch to the low-cut mode to eliminate these noises.
BY-PVM3000 features with an 3-pin XLR plug, if it needs to be applied on any DSLRs with a 3.5mm microphone socket, an XLR female to TRS audio cable is required. Or if it needs to be applied on any camcorders with XLR socket, an XLR female to male balanced audio cable is required, same audio cables are required if it needs to used on a professional recorders or other audio interfaces.
Compared with BY-PVM3000M,L, the BY-PVM3000S has the widest pick up angle, about 70 degree, with the loudest volume of sound recordings , the most ambient sound, very widely applied when the sound source is very close to the microphone.
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
SKU:
BY-PVM3000S
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