The AMT P800 Studio is a professional trumpet microphone system designed to integrate with Sennheiser EW bodypack transmitters. The P800 microphone features an extension arm and mount that enables the microphone element to mount directly in front of the bell. The cardioid polar pattern minimizes off-axis noise and feedback. This version of the P800 features a 1/8" (3.5mm) mini terminated cable that enables connection to Sennheiser Evolution series body-pack transmitters. This enables completely wireless operation during performances.

The 1/8" (3.5mm) terminated cable enables the P800 to be used with the Sennheiser Evolution series wireless microphone systems.

The system provides high SPL handling, minimizing noise while capturing transient peaks.

The cardioid polar pattern minimizes off-axis noise and feedback.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Could I use HD2000 with a rebel T3i and a 18-55 lens? Is HD2000 made for heavier camera and it wouldn't work for such light kit?

A: Yes! I use a a6300 on it that is lot lighter and it works good!

Q: 2. I use a Nikon D800 w/ 17-55 and a Rode VideoMic, would you recommend the HD2000 or 4000?

A: Your camera/lens/mic totals about 4lbs. That is in the sweet spot for both Glidecam's. You can use either one. The big challenge with this type of rig is the balancing and practice. Like any other skill, you have to commit to it. Once you get it, it will give you that dreamy floating look you want and do so affordably with minimal technology.

Q: 3. Will this instrument work with a Sony FDR AX 100?

A: Yes

Q: 4. Is their a warranty on this item when you purchase it?

A: The Glidecam HD2000 comes with a 90 day warranty.

Q: 5. Will the hd2000 work for the Sony FS100?

A: The load capacity of the HD2000 is between 2-6 pounds. It may work with the FS100, but you'll have very little margin for error on balancing it. We recommend the HD4000 instead, it has a load capacity between 4-10 pounds and is more appropriate for smaller to medium sized camcorders.

Q: 6. Can it stand up on its own?

A: Yes, but I wouldn't leave it with a camera attached. It's very tippy and would be easy to accidentally tip over and damage your equipment.

Q: 7. What if I have less than 2 pounds on it?

A: Same as your questions on the HD4000. Which one are you going to purchase?

Q: 8. I have a 60D and a sigma 24-70. Would this accommodate?

A: yes, but beware. The Glidecam requires a lot of practice to use properly..and you'd better have strong arm muscles.

Q: 9. how to quick release camera?

A: Buying a quick release plate for your camera is a MUST. Attach the quick release plate to the stabilizer, and the camera to the quick release plate. I chose a plate based on what was compatible with my tripod-- otherwise you'll need to switch out which defeats the purpose of a QUICK release plate.

Q: 10. Is the handle/gimbal adjustable for shooting in inverted mode?

A: No. But you can shoot inverted just takes a little more on your part since the gimbal doesnt slide like on the graham series