Audio-Technica AT8035 Line + Gradient Shotgun Condenser Microphone with K-Tek AFW1 Airo Windscreen Audio-Technica

This Audio-Technica package contains their AT8035 shotgun condenser microphone and K-Tek’s AFW1 Airo fuzzy windscreen.

Audio-Technica AT8035 Line + Gradient Shotgun Condenser Microphone with Hpf, Windscreen and Clamp

The length (14.53) of the AT8035 Line + Gradient Condenser Microphone is well-suited for ENG, outdoor recording and other specialized uses. The microphone is designed for video production and broadcast (ENG/EFP) audio acquisition. Suited for both boom handheld use, it provides the narrow acceptance angle desirable for long-distance sound pickup, featuring excellent sound rejection from the sides and rear of mic and switchable low-frequency roll-off. It operates on battery or phantom power.

Features

• Designed for video production and broadcast (ENG/EFP) audio acquisition
• Length is well-suited for ENG, outdoor recording and other specialized uses
• Provides the narrow acceptance angle desirable for long-distance sound pickup
• Excellent sound rejection from the sides and rear of mic
• Switchable low-frequency roll-off
• Operates on battery or phantom power
• RoHS compliant – free from all substances specified in the EU directive on hazardous substances

K-Tek AFW1 – Airo Fuzzy Windscreen 1

The Fuzzy Windscreen AFW1 uses open cell foam, covered by faux fur (made of natural looking black and grey fibers) for optimal wind-noise reduction.

Features:

• Seamless Front Panel for optimal sound recording
• fits most common shotgun microphones like the Rode NTG Series or the Aputure Deity range of microphones
• easily accommodates microphones up to 0.89″ (22.5 mm) in diameter

The seamless front panel ensures optimal recording performance.

With a professional and unobtrusive look, it fits most common shotgun microphones like the Rode NTG Series or the Aputure Deity range of microphones.

This windscreen easily accommodates microphones up to 0.89″ (22.5 mm) in diameter and has an internal length of 8.7″ (22 cm).

This internal length allows for most common microphones to be covered in a way that leaves an open “bubble” between the tip of the microphone and the fuzzy windscreen for clearer sound capture.