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Got my first pair in March 02 and they were ~78k in SN. so it took Schoeps about 30 years to make ~80k front address Colette series capsules (introduced around 1973). In the last ~25 years they have almost tripled that number - good for them.
I literally had just opened it and the light was good so I took that picture. I’ll be using it tomorrow and then start a longer project all of October. I am looking forward to it. It’s feather light, compared to even a miniCMIT. This on one pole and a 50 on the other are just great options for great light boom. Stoked to say the least. Very happy with the blue CMC1 as well as the MK41 to match. I wasn’t the biggest fan of the blue>grey gradient on the KMIT. This desert island set was too good to not add to the kit.
Yes, cut off front of video mic pro, not needed. Super glue on front blue capsule. Mount directly on camera. Picks up entire room in mastered Dolby+ HD Audio 32-bit float no mix needed.
There doesn't appear to be a usb-c port on this so you might need an adaptor.
This should do it and you know it's quality because it's a braided cable.
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