Looking for iconic vintage plane sounds for the silver screen? Check out BOOM LIBRARY P51-MUSTANG, a collection of recordings of a beautiful single-engine, single-seat American all-metal fighter plane. Get your hands on the controls, you won't be disappointed: The P51 MUSTANG will help you to create the extraordinary. The 24-bit / 192 kHz WAV files are compatible with Windows and Mac.

Iconic American All-Metal Fighter Plane    Various Close and Distance Recordings    1.8GB, 34 Files, 34 Sounds    Flybys, Landings, Starts, Idle    Taxiing on the Runway    WAV, 24-Bit / 192 kHz, Windows + Mac

With the P-51 MUSTANG, a fascinating and outstanding beauty is flying right into your private SFX portfolio. The powerful engine with its unique roar has been bundled into 1.8GB of SFX. BOOM recorded various close and distant flybys, landings, starts, idling, and taxiing. The library ships in 192 kHz / 24-bit high-definition audio. All sounds are royalty free.

The wonderful sonorous humming of the P-51 MUSTANG will take you to new heights and will travel through unexplored territories with you.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I want to use this as a boom stand for shotgunning my Rode NTG3. I already have a boom pole. My question is, if I buy this package, can I successfully mount the boom pole I already have to this stand? Or is that adapter locked into that boom pole that comes with it? And does that mean there is no cushion for the circumference of other boom poles to fit? And how necessary is the sandbag to balance the weight? Because my other boom pole would make it difficult to use the bag that comes with this deal.

A: The boom on this stand is a fixed part, it can not be swapped. The need for the counter weight is dependent on the item on the boom and the length of the extension.

Q: 2. will this work with my godox tt685?

A: To use this pole with your Godox TT685, you would need the Impact Deluxe Umbrella Mount with Adjustable Shoe B&H # IMDUBAS. https://bhpho.to/2vibGEB

Q: 3. What's the closed length, will this fit in a bag with 48 interior?

A: Hi JamesThe closed length is 49 but you can unscrew and remove the counterweight hook on the end which brings the length to 47 . That's how I carry it. Hope this answer helps.

Q: 4. Which stand best suits the avenger 600 b

A: This is a good boom, I like it a lot, good quality and heavy-duty (which you wouldn't guess from the name mini ). Due to limited space in my studio, my favorite stand by far is Photogenic PHTA34MS58 8' Light Stand with 19 Caster Base. Works great with this boom. The caster base is heavy, the wheels roll very smoothly, and the small footprint is wonderful, so much nicer in the studio than the typical tripod light stands (been there done that, I replaced them all with these 19 caster base Photogenic stands).

Q: 5. Is this battery compatible with the Leica Q?

A: This battery is not compatible with the Leica Q. It is only compatible with Sigma DP Quattro series cameras.

Q: 6. Will this work with my Yongnuo Speedlite YN600EX-RT II?

A: Yes, we suggest the following bracket for maximum flexibility. Please review the following item Godox S2 Speedlite Bracket for Bowens BH #GOS2 • MFR #S2 https://bhpho.to/3lQLApT

Q: 7. Can it be used with Avenger Roller Stand 12 with Folding Base?

A: Yes, it will fit.

Q: 8. What country is this made in?

A: The country of origin for this item is Italy.

Q: 9. Could this portable light boom be used for other Godox flashes or only for the Witstro?

A: This pole can also be used for shoe mount type flashes made by Godox and other brands.

Q: 10. what is the maximum weight it can hold ? I am looking to mount an AD200, S-Bracket, and a 37 . Godox octa

A: The item does not have a rated spec. It was designed to work with an AD360 which is about the size of the AD200. The 37" might be pushing it a little.