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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. sennhiser mkh 416 vs this?

A: Both great mics! I have 2 NTG3's and what I love about them are they have a little wider pick up pattern the MKH 416 so If I need to mic 2 people it's easier. It's a great sounding Mic that I've put through every shooting scenario and it keeps on ticking!

Q: 2. HOW DO I NEED FOR CONNECT RODE NTG3 WITH RED KOMODO?

A: Because the Rode NTG3 Moisture-Resistant Shotgun Microphone requires phantom power from its input connection, it will not connect to and work directly with the 3.5mm audio input on the RED DIGITAL CINEMA KOMODO 6K Digital Cinema Camera. An external adapter offering phantom power such as the Beachtek DXA-MAX 2-Channel Active Audio Adapter (BH #BEDXAMAX) would work to power the NTG-3 and pass its signal into the KOMODO.

Q: 3. Which brand / model of shockmount is included?

A: Auray - DUSM-1 Universal Shock Mount for Camera Shoes and Boompoles: B&H # AUDUSM1.http://bhpho.to/1DuuRGq

Q: 4. How to power with rhode go

A: The NTG3 requires 48 volt phantom power to operate. Since the Rode Wireless Go transmitter does not provide the required power, you will need to place a battery powered phantom power supply inbetween the mic and transmitter. Here is an option from PSC: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/577469-REG/PSC_FPSC0001_48_PHantom_Single.html/overview.

Q: 5. How does the NTG3 work as a handheld interview mic out on the field?

A: The short answer here is, not typically. I say this because the NTG3 is a very directional, supercardioid microphone. What this means is, it is designed more for isolating at various distances and not so much for direct, close audio. If you do use this microphone in tight you can also hear variations in the volume and sound. Handling noise would also be an issue.

Q: 6. how can I fit this on my sonya7iii

A: You would need a shockmount to hold the mic, that has a cold shoe on it. Here's an example: AUDUSM1. Please note, this mic requires phantom power to run. You will need an external mixer/ recorder with XLR inputs and phantom power to use the mic. Here's an example: B&H # TADR60DMKII.

Q: 7. If I order the basic kit here, does it come with some sort of case for carrying the actual mic (and maybe even some of the accessories) in? Or would I need to explore elsewhere for properly storing it when traveling to different locations for shoots?

A: The basic kit includes the Auray Neoprene Boompole Bag for 34" Closed Boompole with Shotgun Mic and Softie (B&H # AUBPB34), which is designed to hold the boompole with the shotgun microphone, softie, and shock mount. The bag has an interior pocket for accessories and an adjustable shoulder strap.

Q: 8. Can the NTG3 be used with Xvive U3C wireless plug on system?

A: Yes, you can use the Xvive Audio U3C with the RODE NTG3 Moisture-Resistant Shotgun Microphone (Satin Nickel) because the U3C provides phantom power for condenser mics like the NTG3.

Q: 9. What kind of XLR adapter/ cables do I need to connect this into my camera via a Zoom H5 recorder AND will this set up work just as well as the Sony XLR-K3M adapter? Any downsides?

A: standard, 3 pin XLR Mic cables will work with either the Zoom H5 or the Sony Sony XLR-K3M

Q: 10. Does the NTG3B come with a battery?

A: No. The RODE NTG3B Shotgun Microphone operates using phantom power. It does not have the options of being powered with a battery.