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Name: Sony - ECMB10 Multi-directional Shotgun Microphone
Brand: Sony
SKU: 6510800
Price: 249.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (21 reviews)

Sony - ECMB10 Multi-directional Shotgun Microphone

Model:: ECMB10; |
SKU:: 6510800

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QuestionIs this microphone compatible with camcorders?
- Answer Yes, the ECMB10 microphone is compatible with cameras and camcorders.
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QuestionHow does this microphone handle wind noise?
- Answer It comes with a detachable fur-type wind screen to reduce wind noise during outdoor shooting.
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QuestionDoes this microphone require batteries?
- Answer No, the microphone is powered by the camera's Multi Interface Shoe, so you don't need batteries.
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QuestionHow many different pickup patterns does this microphone have?
- Answer This microphone offers three switchable directivity patterns.
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QuestionWhat is the frequency response range of this microphone?
- Answer The microphone has a minimum frequency response of 40 hertz.
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QuestionWhat type of connection does this microphone use?
- Answer This microphone connects to compatible Sony cameras without any cables using the MI Shoe.
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QuestionI bought one of these mics brand new in store. Does it still have the “inspected” tape on the box? I thought that was only for open box items. Thanks
Asked 11 months ago by Harrisonp7.
- Answer Hi Harrisonp7, Sony's commitment to customer satisfaction is our top priority. We stop having the tape on the box for new units. Thank you so much for your question. And thank you for choosing Sony. - Pakorn (Sony Social Support)
  Answered 11 months ago by SonyListens
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QuestionDoes this microphone cancel out sound in a room?
Asked 1 year ago by Anonymous.
- Answer There are two options for noise cancellation: Low cut for wind or fans and Noise Cut for background voice mumbles. Low cut works amazing I have that on 24/7. Noise Cut, for me, affects the vocals too much for my purposes. You can also change the mic directions 3 different ways. Omni (all directions) Uni (Front) and Super (Directly Front). There are logos on the device that signify each. Hope this helps!
  Answered 1 year ago by WeddingsByRyan
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Sony - ECMB10 Multi-directional Shotgun Microphone

Q: QuestionIs this microphone compatible with camcorders?

Q: QuestionHow does this microphone handle wind noise?

Q: QuestionDoes this microphone require batteries?

Q: QuestionHow many different pickup patterns does this microphone have?

Q: QuestionWhat is the frequency response range of this microphone?

Q: QuestionWhat type of connection does this microphone use?

Q: QuestionI bought one of these mics brand new in store. Does it still have the “inspected” tape on the box? I thought that was only for open box items. Thanks

Q: QuestionDoes this microphone cancel out sound in a room?

QuestionIs this microphone compatible with camcorders?

QuestionHow does this microphone handle wind noise?

QuestionDoes this microphone require batteries?

QuestionHow many different pickup patterns does this microphone have?

QuestionWhat is the frequency response range of this microphone?

QuestionWhat type of connection does this microphone use?

QuestionI bought one of these mics brand new in store. Does it still have the “inspected” tape on the box? I thought that was only for open box items. Thanks

QuestionDoes this microphone cancel out sound in a room?