RØDE WS12 Advanced Windscreen Cover for VideoMic GO II Microphone visibly reduces noise
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Product description
RØDE WS12 Advanced Windscreen Cover for VideoMic GO II Microphone visibly reduces noise
- If you are using the VideoMic GO II and shooting outdoors, you definitely need an effective solution to the wind problem.
- This is where the RØDE WS12 microphone protective cover comes in, giving you cleaner recording and significantly reducing noise.
Technical description:
- Windproof cover WS12 with a professional multi-layered design:
- Internal foam (open-cell foam)
- acoustically transparent artificial fur
- Rear wind seal to close the vents
- Reducing wind noise and plosives
- Quick and easy installation
- The strong feature here is preventing air from entering from behind the microphone, something many products do not offer.
Technical specifications:
- Brand: RØDE
- Model: WS12
- Type: Windshield
- Compatibility: VideoMic GO II
- Dimensions:
- Length: 98.5 mm
- Diameter: 85 mm
- Weight: 19 grams
Key features:
- Powerful wind noise reduction
- Rear air deflector
- acoustically transparent
- lightweight design
- Quick installation
- Professional quality
- It maintains sound purity
- Suitable for outdoor photography
Product summary:
- Windshield cover Professional, it greatly improves sound quality when shooting outdoors.
Additional features:
- Suitable for vlogging
- Ideal for reports
- Extra microphone protection
- Reduce Plosives
- Practical design
- Fast use
Applications used for the product:
- Outdoor photography:
- Reduces wind noise significantly.
- The vlog:
- Clear sound during movement.
- Field interviews:
- Professional recording.
- YouTube and content creation:
- Improve sound quality.
- Media production:
- Reliable performance in difficult conditions.
Summary and final advice:
- If you have a VideoMic GO II and you shoot outdoors, a protective microphone cover is very important for you.
- Its strongest feature is the rear air blocker + excellent insulation, and this really makes a difference in recording.
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