The RPW120 from Shure is a Beta 87A condenser microphone capsule compatible with most interchangeable Shure handheld transmitters (available separately), with the exception of the BLX and GLX-D systems. It delivers a clear, detailed vocal sound for professional sound reinforcement, broadcasting, and studio recording applications.

The uniform supercardioid polar pattern provides maximized gain-before-feedback along with a smooth frequency response and high sound pressure level capability (140.5 dB).

Featuring an electronic low-frequency roll-off and a shockmount system, the capsule virtually eliminates proximity effect and reduces handling noise. Its circuitry is designed for low susceptibility to RFI and electromagnetic hum.

For Various Shure Handheld Transmitters    Vocal Condenser Microphone    Supercardioid Pattern    Smooth Frequency Response    Controlled Low-Frequency Roll-Off    Wide Dynamic Range    Built-In Pop Filter    Low Susceptibility to RFI and Hum    Reduced Handling Noise    Matte Grille

Compatible with all Shure handheld transmitters except BLX and GLX-D systems

Smooth frequency response with gradual presence rise

Highly-consistent supercardioid polar pattern provides maximized gain-before-feedback

Electronic low-frequency roll-off compensates for proximity effect

Wide dynamic range (117 dB) and low-distortion characteristics

Low susceptibility to RFI and electromagnetic hum

Advanced cartridge shockmount system absorbs mechanical shocks and reduces handling noise

Built-in pop filter reduces undesirable wind and breath sounds

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Regarding the question above. I was told by Radio Popper that I could connect this by wire for triggering while I have a flash in the hotshoe. Here is the response... Yes, you can indeed connect the Jr2 transmitter via the camera PC sync port, freeing up the hot shoe for an on-camera flash. All you need is a 3.5mm to PC sync cord. Can you confirm this?Thanks,Brian

A: Yes the JR2 transmitter has a 3.5 port so from a cameras pc sync port you can attach this to the camera and not use the hotshoe.This is one cord of many that will work,Paramount PW-PC1 Sync Cord - Miniphone to Male PC - Straight - 12 B&H # PAPM1 Mfr # 17PWPC1http://bhpho.to/VA0PkD

Q: 2. can I attach this to the PC cord?

A: From the Radiipopper site. rpjr2. Attach the Jr2 Transmitter to any camera having a standard hot shoe connector. You may also attach the Jr2 Transmitter to the PC Sync or similar connector of your camera with the appropriate cable. In this case, connect the PC Sync port on the side of your camera to the 1/8 sync port on the side of the Jr2 Transmitter. The Jr2 Transmitter can be triggered by your camera's hot shoe or via the sync port on the side of the Jr2 Transmitter.

Q: 3. i found that there 2 settings. one for the bolt VB 11,22 . one for the impact astral extreme AS-X-400 .. by holding down the set button. and pressing the test button 2 times you can change between mode's for the 2 brands . the bolt setting will show 1/128 with a second line when turning up power +0.3 .. the Impact Astral Extreme AS-X-400 setting will display 1.0- 7.0 hope this helps Ps. if its on the wrong setting you can not adjust the power out put or turn on the Modeling Lamp ...!?

A: All the triggers talk to each other different names but sane guts.

Q: 4. What is the thread size? compatible with Pyro S ?

A: Yes, the Paralinx Cloverleaf Antennas for Transmitter is compatible with the Hollyland Pyro S 4K HDMI/SDI Wireless Video Transmission System. The thread is universal to all TX/RX systems.

Q: 5. I wanted to know does these transmitters work with the powerlight 1250 Dr if somebody can give me that information that will be nice

A: This transmitter is not compatible with the Photogenic PowerLight 1250DR directly. You would need to add a receiver such as the RadioPopper Jr2 Receiver for Canon B&H # RAJR2RC in order to fire this monolight from the JR2 Transmitter.

Q: 6. this allows a bolt flash to shoot a hss??

A: Unfortunately, the VB-11 and VB-22 flashes from Bolt do not offer HSS, therefore this trigger is not HSS compatible.

Q: 7. I have a Nikon D300. Can the flash power of this unit be controlled by the in camera manual flash settings?

A: This transmitter can control the manual settings for the Impact AS-X-400 monolight, the Bolt VB-11 and the VB-22 bare bulb flashes. These flashes would require the Impact ControlSync 16 Receiver as shown in the following link to utilize this function: a href= http://bhpho.to/1tjM4Nx target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1tjM4Nx/a

Q: 8. Would this work with Paul c buff light?

A: No, Impact ControlSync 16 Transmitter does not work with the Paul C buff light.

Q: 9. Does the work with the pavo tube 30c?

A: The Nanlite NANLINK Transmitter Box works with PavoTube II X-Series, PavoTube 30C and 15C, PavoTube II 6C, Forza 500, 300, 300B, 200, 150, 60, and 60B, MixPanel 150 and 60, FS 300, 200, and 150, LumiPad 11, Compac 200. So yes, it will work with Nanlite PavoTube II 30C RGB LED Tube Light .

Q: 10. Can this enlarger be adapted work with 6 x 9 size negatives? And if so, could you point me in the direction of a good 6 x 9 enlarger lens that is comparable with this enlarger?

A: The maximum film size compatible for use with the Beseler 67XLC Condenser Enlarger Value Pack would be 6 x 7 cm medium format negatives. If you are looking for an enlarger that would work with the larger 6 x 9 cm medium format negatives, I would recommend the Beseler 23CIII-XL Condenser Enlarger with Baseboard, B&H # BE23C3XLC, the Kaiser VPM-9005 Multigrade Enlarger (For Up to 6x9), B&H # KAVPM9005, the Kaiser VCP-9005 Dichroic Enlarger (For Up to 6x9), B&H # KAVCP9005, or the Beseler 45MXT Enlarger, B&H # BE45MXT. If you need an enlarging lens, the Schneider 150mm f/5.6 Componon-S Enlarging Lens, B&H # SC15056CS, the Schneider 135mm f/5.6 Componon-S Enlarging Lens, B&H # SC13556CS, the Rodenstock 135mm f/5.6 Rodagon Enlarging Lens, B&H # RO13556R, or the Rodenstock 120mm f/5.6 APO-Rodagon D Enlarging Enlarging Lens, B&H # RO12056RD, would work for your usage needs.