Wind Beneath My Wings Instrumental Short Version

Love that I can order this foam when ever I need it. My pelican case was borrowed by a Producer who took the case home, took the camera out, and did some filming, then place the camera on the table, with pelican case beneath. My producer also owns a cat. So, with the camera on the table, the pelican case on the floor beneath it (this isn't going to be as bad as you are thinking) ... (or is it?) ... the cat decides, that bright yellow pelican case #1600, has invaded cat's territory and needs to be, shall we say marked. Now, one would think a producer would notice this. Detect the smell of urine wafting from beneath his desk. But no, he places the camera (an HVX200) back into the case, and returns it to me. You would also assume that I, someone with no cat smell in my house, car or clothing would notice a urine-like order emitting from a yellow pelican case, this time, you would assume correctly. I did. Needless to say, I'm ordering a new foam, airing out my HVX, and sanitizing the plastic of my bright, yellow Pelican case 1600. Thank you B&H for stocking 1601 Foam so readily. I do appreciate it.

Where it's too long, I just wind it up and secure it with twisted. I have not had a situation for which it is too short.

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

Last day of shooting on a short film today (Saturday) and I saw on Thursday that we were going to get a lot of wind, and boy did we! Fortunately I bought this and paid the $15ish for expedited delivery and it arrived Friday morning. We had some pretty powerful gusts, but this thing did a great job of dealing with that. Of course you can still hear the wind on the trees, crops, etc. but I'm not hearing much that's effecting the mic itself. Still able to record dialog just fine. DaVinci Resolve's vocal isolation feature is doing quite a bit to help clear the background noise out, but without this cover I doubt there would have been much dialog for the program to be able to isolate.

I use this to safely transport my boom pole and wind protector. For short stints where it stays on my person, it can accomodate the mic without disconnecting from the pole.

This was an amazing product that helped us exponentially when creating our short film. Regardless of the wind speed and the distance from our Taskcam, this product picked up the best sound possible. We would definitely use this product again.

After years of outdoors and on-water use, the old headset developed a short, lost its two wind guards and was due for a replacement. We bought the system @ B&H, so it only made sense to go there for the replacement - which seems like its been upgraded. Was the same price as buying directly from Shure - but w/ free shipping. Can't beat it.

It's the best I can do short of a drone. This is a studio stand. It's heavy and bulky and best with no wind. I've mounted a full sized DSLR with an 80-400 zoom on a motorized head extending some 18 feet up ... outdoors. Fun. I added 30 lb to the base and even then I was sweating bullets until finished. Now at the same height with a smaller lens and calmer day it was tolerable, but adding guide wires came to mind. Solid build, positive locking large diameter extensions make this a five star stand and I'll add another one in the next few

Works perfectly for extending the length of short microphones to fit mounts or wind protection.

The SM57 is an instrumental mic but it still works great as an interview mic as well for videos.