is it true that the boom mike is not attached to the mounting plate. it has a wire pig tail to it?
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There are three pieces the mounting plate the microphone and the Scala unit itself. The microphone mounts by a Velcro attachment at the non-microphone end if the stem and is anchored in place by a Velcro attachment nearer to the mic head. There is a plug on the non- mic end that inserts into the Scala unit itself. So to answer your question, yes it is true.
472927
Yes. The picture is a little misleading. There is a wire from the mounting unit to the end of the boom mike. The end of the boom mike has a surface with velcro for mounting on the inside of the helmet. Mounted on my two helmets just fine.
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Yes that's right - it's attached to the side of the helmet with a Velcro / adhesive patch. I installed it in my wife's modular helmet and it's been quite secure. Was worried at first but it's done very well.
472929
It has both options... A boom mic that attaches directly(for open face helmets)... And a boom mic with a pig tail (for closed face helmets)
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The Carlo Scala Rider Q1 Teamset has hook and loop velcro so that you can attach anywhere on the outside or inside of helmet. It's not a good way to attach it. My husband used one of the clamping screws to mount it to the helmet base. And that works great!!
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It doesn't look like it because the cord is attached. Unless you can figure out how to detach it without ruining the speaker.
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This is just the boom pole, not the microphone. You can mount virtually any microphone you'd like to it.
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No - I think you can see this from the photos. I purchased a bracket that attaches to the tripod mount and I mount accessories (mostly a high quality shotgun microphone) to that.
1374258
Unfortunately no, just has a clip on the wire to keep it from gettin jerked out of your ears
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humm...not really. I didn't see it. Threw away the box already. I would think it is though. The little plug is on the bottom side of the horn so that helps.
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Thanks for your question. The photo is of the front of the speakers, one with the foam grill on and the other without the grill. Speaker wires attach to conventional speaker terminals on the rear of each speaker. These are fantastic sounding speakers. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Sony dealer.
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The unit is too heavy to be supported by a COMMON boom mike stand. You MIGHT be able to use a very HEAVY duty stand like I use for overhead mics for drums. One needs a heavy base with adequate leg spread to have stability if device AND mic is to be supported on a boom of any appreciable length. Mine I use on a regular stand that the boom has been removed. It works very nice this way. I would recommend that you try a heavy duty stand... they are pricey... that has legs more like a speaker stand. Extend the boom like you need, and then attach weights to simulate the sheilld AND the microphone to check feasibility. You MIGHT need counterbalancing weights on the back of the boom.
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My Sena kit provided both a boom mike and a mike attached to a lose wire that you can be attached inside the EPS chin bar of full face helmet. I use a full face helmet with the mike attached inside the EPS chin bar. I do not use a modular helmet but would either use the boom mike that is not dependent on the attachment to the movable chin bar or somehow permanently attach the mike to the inside part of the helmet that does not flip up (Not likely). Your most likely solution is to use the boom mike that does not attach to any part of the helmet.
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Mine is a boom and the velcro went close to the cheek-ear. It has two points of contact close by.Then cable through and around.
67154
No. It has an RCA video input. The crane comes with velcro wire ties to strap the wire to the boom.
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Sort of, to securely fasten it you actually have to tighten the screw. To be honest it haven't used mine more than twice. If I ever get another one it will be the kind that is listen only through the shoulder mic. Too many wires on this for me. Hope this helps.
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"Boom" would be the rod that contains the microphone. It can swivel up to be away from your face when you're not talking, or down when you need to speak into it.
881273
Wired and hybrid microphones for both but not as pictured it has a hybrid microphone boom that is Velcro mounted with a wire running to the mounting plate rather than directly connected to the mounting plate. Purchasing the pictured microphone for both units would cost $35.90 plus about $15 shipping for me, not what I expected.
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That is just the pole. You would have to attach your own mic. Not a bad boompole for the money though. A little bend fully extended but for under $40 you're doing alright with this.
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The boom has an adapter already threaded on the end. One Large ( standard) One small. Its on the end of the boom. I have $ 100.00 Snowball (silver) an it works with that. Just unscrew the stand off and thread the snowball on the boom
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Microphone is not included with the boom. The ATR-6550 has been an excellent microphone thus far. Excellent sound quality