Been wanting a small short multisection boom pole. Ktek $250 6section boom pole was a perfect product, but I ended up just hacking a lowel kit reverse stand (yellow/brown one) removing the feet and that has been comically stellar. I only use it for one man band gigs where I have all my light stands (7-8 reverse stands) in a husky bag, so now my "boom pole" fits easily and a no brainer.
i guess im asking randomly but does any of you know of a way to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot my password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
@Aidan Marley thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im trying it out atm. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Good basic overview of each. I agree that the Rode locks are... a lot less desirable. I'm glad that you say you can't say what kind of boom pole to get. I always say - the wand chooses the wizard and the boom pole chooses the boom op. A couple of corrections. You don't need to strap a cable to the boom. Secure the cable to the microphone head end of the boom, hold the cable at the butt end of the boom and then twist the boom around a few times. This pulls the cable tight to the boom yet still allows you retract the boom as needed quickly. What kinds of booms do I use? Mostly Ambient QS, QSM and QP-5150. I own 16 boom poles and all of them are premium except two cheaper ones that I can't stand. On my channel I do a lot of pro sound topics. Check it out if interested.
@@GreggMcLachlan some guy in the video shaking the boom pole to make noise I guess. It was wobbling like he didn't have it tight. I like the twist locks on the Neewer. Thanks maybe I'll buy the Neewer
@@GreggMcLachlan I need one for interviews and some films where the boom might go back and forth towards people who are talking. Do you think the Neewer 7000 will hold up for that work? The guy in the video was trying to make noise.
we need a solution for our church when an audience member wants to comment, the usher will hold the wireless mic for them (so they're not handling the mics). Could any of these options work for this type of use? the reach would be considerable up to 6 or 7 feet (for when they're far into the row of the pew)
Love your work Gregg! Humble, Honest, and Thoughtful. Good Man! All the best from South Australia!
Aw man, thanks for the kind words, Alex!
Been wanting a small short multisection boom pole. Ktek $250 6section boom pole was a perfect product, but I ended up just hacking a lowel kit reverse stand (yellow/brown one) removing the feet and that has been comically stellar. I only use it for one man band gigs where I have all my light stands (7-8 reverse stands) in a husky bag, so now my "boom pole" fits easily and a no brainer.
Great video! Just what i needed to decide which boompole im getting! Thank you
Thanks! Glad it helped you
Nice to see someone cover this topic. Cheers
@@TexpatOTG Thanks!
Been looking at boom poles and lapel mics. Thank you for a terrific video! Sharing!
i guess im asking randomly but does any of you know of a way to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow forgot my password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
@Chaim Esteban Instablaster ;)
@Aidan Marley thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im trying it out atm.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Aidan Marley It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my account :D
@Chaim Esteban Glad I could help :D
Well done. Thank you and super helpful mate
Good job!!! Very instructive!! Love it. thanks.
Very helpful! Thanks.
Thanks for sharing this. It's quite informative. Cheers!
Cheers Dwayne. Glad you liked it 👊
Nice video! I really liked your cap 🙂
Good basic overview of each. I agree that the Rode locks are... a lot less desirable. I'm glad that you say you can't say what kind of boom pole to get. I always say - the wand chooses the wizard and the boom pole chooses the boom op.
A couple of corrections. You don't need to strap a cable to the boom. Secure the cable to the microphone head end of the boom, hold the cable at the butt end of the boom and then twist the boom around a few times. This pulls the cable tight to the boom yet still allows you retract the boom as needed quickly.
What kinds of booms do I use? Mostly Ambient QS, QSM and QP-5150. I own 16 boom poles and all of them are premium except two cheaper ones that I can't stand. On my channel I do a lot of pro sound topics. Check it out if interested.
That's a great tip about twisting the pole! Way faster 👍
Great video, thanks!
This was actually and excellent video!
Great Video. What kind of wireless mic did you use for this video on your jacket? Omnidirectional or cardiod mic?
It may have been a cheap Kimafun mic that I received from a manufacturer
did you end up doing anything fun with the gooseneck setup
I did try it on a shoot but it ended up being too awkward and wobbly. I think it's more suited for a very light LED light
Great review brother thank you 😊
Thank you 👊
Great video. I’m making a web series so I bought the Neewer one, we’ll see how it does.
So…how was the Neewer boom pole for you? Trying to decide whether or not to get it for my next film project.
does the mic stay tight on the neewer? Some other video shows it moving around. It was like it wasn't tight
I use mine as the permanent boom pole for my wind blimp and Deity Pro and the whole setup is very tight. Never have issues with it not staying tight
@@GreggMcLachlan some guy in the video shaking the boom pole to make noise I guess. It was wobbling like he didn't have it tight. I like the twist locks on the Neewer. Thanks maybe I'll buy the Neewer
th-cam.com/video/saaO7bhrx9g/w-d-xo.html He really shakes the boom.
@@razfilmstv Too much movement for what the shock mount is intended for
@@GreggMcLachlan I need one for interviews and some films where the boom might go back and forth towards people who are talking. Do you think the Neewer 7000 will hold up for that work? The guy in the video was trying to make noise.
wow! can i put that boompole in my canon?
The Neewer is strong enough and I feel very confident putting my GH5 on it
we need a solution for our church when an audience member wants to comment, the usher will hold the wireless mic for them (so they're not handling the mics). Could any of these options work for this type of use? the reach would be considerable up to 6 or 7 feet (for when they're far into the row of the pew)
The Neewer extends almost 10'
What mic is on your booms in this vid?
Rode Videomic Pro