The Earthworks OMW3 is a lightweight foam windscreen designed to reduce noise from wind and breath for orators, subjects, performers, and presenters in houses of worship, interviews, television production, recording studios, and live stage applications. Constructed to fit Earthworks omnidirectional microphones, it also provides protection for the capsule against moisture and dirt.

Lightweight Foam    Reduces Wind Noise    Reduces Breath Noise    Protects Capsule from Moisture and Dirt    For Earthworks QTC and TC Microphones    For Earthworks Measurement Series Mics

Lightweight foam windscreen designed for Earthworks omnidirectional microphones such as QTC, TC, and Measurement Series mics

Reduces noise from wind and strong breaths

Protects microphone capsule from moisture and dirt

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What devices CAN this provide Bluetooth timecode to? Or is the Bluetooth just there for control?

A: The bluetooth component is for connecting the Deity Microphones TC-1 to a mobile device.

Q: 2. What is the part number for the BNC connector?

A: The BNC cable for the Deity Microphones TC-1 Wireless Timecode Generator is the Deity C15 cable. Deity Microphones C15 Right-Angle Locking 3.5mm TRS to Right-Angle BNC Timecode Cable BH #DEDTS0272D62

Q: 3. Can i use this with a mixpre6ii, 2x a6400, and 2x fs5?

A: Yes, the Deity Microphones TC-1 Wireless Timecode Generator would be compatible with the MixPre6 II, as well as other cameras like the Sony a6400 and FS5. Please note you will have to add the proper timecode cables for each camera or device you work with.

Q: 4. I can't find extra TRS 3.5mm locking cables to 3.5mm cables. The kit comes with only one and I don't see anywhere to get additional ones.

A: The Deity Microphones C12 Locking Right-Angle 3.5mm TRS to Right-Angle 3.5mm TRS Cable for Mirrorless/DSLR Cameras, B&H # DEDTS0158D64, would be a great option for a locking TRS 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable for the Deity Microphones TC-1 Wireless Timecode Generator.

Q: 5. Can the TC-1 be used to sync photos to videos eg when the Sony A1 is in photo mode and the FX3 in video mode?

A: No, the Deity Microphones TC-1 Wireless Timecode Generator Box 3-Pack Kit (Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz) could not be used for such an application because the time code is being integrated as a audio file, which would not be captured by the Sony A1 when shooting stills.

Q: 6. Can the time code generated by this device be made to display on an Apple iPad? If so how would I connect it to the iPad?

A: The Deity Microphones TC-1 would sync wirelessly via the Sidus app. https://bit.ly/3NfuJpY

Q: 7. How many TC-1 devices can be synced in unison? Say I have 4 cameras and 1 field recorder, can I simultaneously sync 5 TC-1 devices?

A: When using the Deity Microphones TC-1 Wireless Timecode Generator the current limit is 20 using the Deity app.

Q: 8. will these work with sounddevices mixpre 6ii? will it need and aditional cable?

A: The Deity Microphones TC-1 Wireless Timecode Generator Box 3-Pack Kit (Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz) are compatible with the Sound Devices MixPre-6 II 6-Channel / 8-Track Multitrack 32-Bit Field Recorder. You would not need an extra cable as you can connect the Deity Microphones TC-1 Wireless Timecode Generator to the MixPre-6 II via the included Locking 3.5mm TRS to TRS Coiled Cable.

Q: 9. Can I use a Zoom F4 to jam timecode to the Deity TC-1 (then connect the Deity to a camera)?

A: The Deity Microphones TC-1 Wireless Timecode Generator Box (Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz) is capable of being jam synced by an external device using the locking 3.5mm TRS connector and can output timecode too. The Zoom F4 Multi-Track Field Recorder uses a BNC connector, and the Deity Microphones C15 Right-Angle Locking 3.5mm TRS to Right-Angle BNC Timecode Cable is a cable example. See the link below: https://bhpho.to/3IrRi8q

Q: 10. What would be the best route to use an external microphone with this into a mirrorless camera?

A: The Deity Microphones TC-1 Wireless Timecode Generator Box 3-Pack Kit (Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz) features a built-in microphone for passthrough reference audio. You could route the external microphone into an external recorder for matching to footage later.