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Dinkum Systems FlexiMount

Art.nr: DIN-3013

569,-

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Ikkje på lager, ca. 4-7 dagers leveringstid, så lenge varen er på lager hos leverandør.

FlexiMount™ is a quick-clamping microphone mount with a strong base and 9-link, 11” long arm, which may be accurately positioned for optimum audio results. It’s the perfect device for the fast set-up required by roadies, documentary filmmakers, audio engineers or on-the-go podcasters.

FlexiMount™ attaches easily to surfaces such as mixing board tables, C-stands, lighting grids, or drum kits - the indestructible plastic clamp features 2” wide jaws lined with soft rubber and super-grip pivoting tips that will not scratch or damage gear.

The strong and flexible arm does not require tools to lengthen or shorten it: simply pop apart and press back together to get the length you want. Can be bent into nearly any shape or position and attached to a standard ⅜”-16 microphone shock mount or most pro audio RF antennas.

Make your mount do double duty with our range of interchangeable heads and bases, designed to meet all sorts of on-set challenges.

SPECS: length-adjustable 11” arm comes with ⅜”-16 threaded top, holds up to 2lbs. Weight 10.6 oz.

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Dinkum Systems™ was first conceived and known as The Clamp Flag Company and is the brainchild of cinematographer and inventor John Mans. The company was rebranded in mid-2009 to reflect the inter-connecting and expanded nature of the range. The quirky and unusual name of Dinkum Systems™ came into being during an intense 100-day shoot that John spent on a ship in the Southern Ocean. Being stuck in a confined space with several Australian camera operators during the filming of Animal Planets’ highly successful TV series “Whale Wars” expanded John’s vocabulary to include the well-known Aussie colloquialism of something being “…fair dinkum”.