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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I buy the schockmount only? I have an older version of this and can no longer get the silly rubber suspension elastics.

A: The RODE VideoMic Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone's integrated shockmount is not available separately.

Q: 2. Is the suspension system still any good when mounted with the Vello - CB-510 on the side of a camcorder?

A: Yes - the suspension system will work as designed when mounted to a bracket.

Q: 3. I use the canon 70d with this mic and I get extreme hissing noises behind my audio. What can I do to bring the hissing down?

A: I do get a little hiss, but it goes away with any simple DeNoiser, like the one Adobe Premere has built-in.

Q: 4. Hi, will this work on a Pentax K3?

A: This microphone is compatible with the Pentax K-3 DSLR camera.

Q: 5. Does this work with Canon Vixia HF G20?

A: Any camera with 3.5mm Mic input will work

Q: 6. Does it work with Nikon D7200? and I want to use it with and iPhone SE, 6 and 7, What do I need?

A: Ive only used it with a Fujifilm XT-2, and it works well.

Q: 7. Is this compatible with the Canon Vixia HF G20?

A: Yes. You should be able to plug the mic cable into the camera's mic port.

Q: 8. Will this mount to and work with my Sony FDR-AX100?

A: Yes, the Rode VideoMic is compatible for use with the Sony FDR-AX100. You may want to use a bracket such as the Vello Dual-Shoe Bracket with Grip (B&H #VECB550) to attach the mic to the camera. The Vello bracket uses the camera's tripod mount socket and also allows you to mount the camera on a tripod or other stand with the mic attached.

Q: 9. My question concerns any or no compatibility issues between the Rode VideoMic while using the Tascam DR-40 as a recording device. Has anyone experienced problems with both devices simply not working at all together or has experienced unacceptable audible frequency noise due to incompatibility issues?

A: When using the Rode VideoMic with the Tascam DR-40, connection requires an adapter allowing the mic to be input to the XLR jacks. Rode offers the VXLR which is a mini jack to XLR adapter. a href= http://bhpho.to/1AuVVW8 target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1AuVVW8/a The mic will still require the 9 volt battery for power. There should be no issues with compatibility between the 2 units.

Q: 10. Is this particular Rycote suspension sold on its own?

A: Unfortunately the Rycote mount for the VideoMic is not available separately.