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Sennheiser MKH 416 T in very good shape The microphone works perfectly has some paint mark but no ding Also includes: Klein Tuchel cable 5meter long (16.5 Feet) in great shape PSC 12t to P48 Barrel (Tuchel to Phantom power transformer) in great shape Price $750 Photo: http://s628.photobucket.com/albums/u...ros/MKH%20416/ TECH DATA: Detailed item info Description Professionally designed for broadcast and recording purposes, the Sennheiser MKH-416T microphone receives vibrations from every direction that helps in providing clear sound. With a frequency response ranging from 40 to 20000Hz, this Sennheiser wireless microphone can easily and precisely capture the entire range of human voice. This Sennheiser professional microphone also features an impedance of 25-ohms for brilliant reproduction of music. Mono sound mode of this Sennheiser wireless microphone reinforces both voice and music effectively. The Sennheiser MKH-416T microphone comes with XLR connector that transfers signals clearly and ensures high-quality output. Featuring Shotgun and Supercardioid directivity, this Sennheiser professional microphone delivers maximum response along the axis, giving optimum output. Product Identifiers Brand Sennheiser Model MKH-416T MPN MKH416TU3 Key Features Connectivity Wireless Professional Compatibility Broadcast, Video Filming Sound Mode Mono Type Condenser Usage Professional Technical Features Impedance 25 ohms Directivity Shotgun, Supercardioid Frequency Response 40 - 20000 Hz Plug Plug Type Tuchel Dimensions Weight 5.82 oz

Thanks Tim, Duall has a copy of it but evidently not by link

it can also be found here: http://www.duallcamera.com/services/index.shtml

If the head is in good condition, it's a good deal Don't forget to put images and also advertise on reduser maybe

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I consider Tim an honorary Arri tech :P The technician at panavision is also quiet an Arri expert, but you're right I could have asked Arri directly, I guess I like things more complicated I'm convinced now that I won't be going that road but thanks for you input Tom

Tim, Thanks for once again bringing your knowledge to the table Yes I got lucky enough to come across a motor ;) I don't feel adventurous enough to take a chance with it, plus 35-3 mag aren't cheap Thanks everyone for your help, it is much appreciated Yoji

Thanks Mike I received an answer from a Panavision technician who says it should be OK if I stay at 24fps

John & Tom, Thanks for the answer So if I listen to John, the IIC motor should be able to handle the load since there was a time... The reason why I would consider it was that it would be nice to be able to use 1000' load, no other particular reason, but like Tim says, the resistance could be too great and the motor could cook And I probably care too much about the motor to take the risk Thanks for the answer, hope to bump into someone who did try it

Hi there, usually I ask directly Tim Carroll since he has all the answer but I start to feel bad writing him every time I hope to find the answer by someone else this time My question is, can I use a 1000' mag from Arriflex 35-3 on a Arri IIC? Or will the load by too much for the IIC motor? I have a Thoma Crystal motor II if this make a difference Thanks for your time and consideration Best Yoji

Thanks Tim, I spoke to Jim also but his price is too high for me

Looking for a Thoma Crystal Motor II for my Arri IIC I don't need the flat base because I want it for the hand held option Would also consider the CP crystal motor but would rather the Thoma Thanks

Allow me to answer 35mm only has one type of perforation, these are the same perforation that goes for any type of cine film and still photography So I guess one could call it 4perf or 3perf or 2perf or 8perf Hope this helps

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