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Rode DeadWombat Artificial Fur Microphone Wind Shield for Blimp

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style: DeadWombat Windshield


Features

  • Designed for minimizing wind noise
  • Artificial fur is specially designed so as to minimize wind noise
  • Remains acoustically transparent

Description

style:DeadWombat Windshield The Dead Wombat windshield is designed for minimizing wind noise when recording in high wind conditions using the RØDE Blimp. Its artificial fur is specially designed so as to minimize wind noise while remaining acoustically transparent.


Item Weight: 1 pounds


Product Dimensions: 1 x 1 x 1 inches


Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: DEADWMBT


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: July 18, 2011


Color Name: Grey


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Works good, but make sure you get the right one!
style: DeadCat VMPR Windshield
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Amazon has bundled reviews and answers together for the videomic deadcats. Heres what I've found. There are 2 versions of the VideoMic Pro; the original (with rubber bands) and the Rycote system (hence VideoMic Pro R). The rycote is the ones with the u-shaped rubber cradle setup. The deadcat for the original VMP will very snuggly fit over the VMP-R, but it distorts the stock foam and doesn't reach all the way to the back of the mic (about an inch short). The VMP-R deadcat slides over the updated mic easily and goes all the way back, there is no real pressure on the stock foam. Hope this helps someone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2017 by Savage
    • Works OK in breezy conditions
style: DeadCat GO Windshield
I use the Rode VideoMic Go that came with my Canon 80D Video Creator's Kit. The VideoMic Go ships with a foam mic cover with "RODE" written all over it. It doesn't work very well against the wind--so I bought this DeadCat. First I took off the RODE foam cover. Next I tried to slide on the DeadCat. However, it was a very tight fit. Initially, it seemed like I wouldn't be able to get it all the way on. Then I figured out that inside the DeadCat is a foam cover--the same as my original RODE foam cover (just without "RODE" written all over it). What was happening, was the foam cover was getting all squished inside the DeadCat when I was sliding it onto the mic--preventing me from getting it on all the way. I took the foam cover out from inside the DeadCat, and put it on the mic. Then I put the DeadCat on over the foam cover. It took some fiddling--but I eventually got it on. I took it to my kid's football practice, and shot some video with my Canon 80D. There was a 10-15mph breeze that day. In my video clips, I can hear some muffled wind noise, but overall, it's 90% better than shooting without the DeadCat. I recommend getting this if you've got the Rode VideoMic Go, and plan to shoot outdoors. It isn't expensive, it fits very snugly, and it gets rid of 90% of the wind noise. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2018 by Russell Robinson
    • Winds Vs Dead Cat = Dead Cat Wins After Some Sound Editing
style: DeadCat GO Windshield
Review Image by BrotherKehn
Review Image by BrotherKehn
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I bought the dead cat for my Rode DDCGO DeadCat Go and it fitted all snuggly. It helps with the wind for sure, not sure about those 100mph + gusts of wind though so, if anyone got into that kind of environment, please let me know what was your experience. I use this mostly indoors next to my window on my workstation for vlogs. I also did used this on parties with loud DJ's the mic alone does a really good job but, this has helped it even more with crispy sounds. PROs: - Does what it is intended to do for the winds - Looks cool and literally looks like a dead cat Cons: - Calling it dead cat in public with cat lovers sounds like I offended them ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2017 by BrotherKehn
    • Not good over 10mph winds.
style: DeadWombat Windshield
I purchased this as a replacement for my ProAim microphone blimp. I have used the deadcat that came with that blimp for years in 25 mile an hour winds with no wind noise. Unfortunately you can't buy replacement deadcats from ProAim, you have to buy a whole new blimp. This deadcat/wombat design is poor. The fur is not near as dense as the ProAim deadcat (which is not known for having high quality products). I get wind noise in anything over 10mph with this deadcat. The bottom of this deadcat also is not able to be fully closed. There is a drawstring, but the majority of it still has a gap. Other deadcats have zippers or velcro to fully close the gap. Having this gap can allow wind to get into the blimp and cause noise. It also sheds hair like a dog. I expect more from Rode and more for $50. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2017 by Jeremy A. Davis
    • Good enough for Afghanistan
style: DeadKitten Windshield
Using this on my Zoom H4n, mounted on my Canon 7D, shooting for Uncle Sam in Afghanistan. I quickly discovered that the Zoom was really bad about wind noise, whether it's actual wind, if you're moving, or if you're speaking into it. If you've invested in a Zoom, you absolutely must get this product. You're not getting professional quality audio without it. I was concerned about it coming off in heavy wind environments, like aboard helicopters (where I often find myself). No problems at all, yet. Strong crosswinds, full sprints, no wind noise at all. The only time I've discovered wind noise was directly under a Chinook helicopter last week. Of course, the video from that is completely useless because I was trying to save myself and my rig from being blown across the Afghan desert. So, this thing will stop anything, provided you don't have a tornado 10 feet in front of you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2012 by A guy in his 30s

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