How to mount/pass ext microphone to license plate
#1
Race Car
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How to mount/pass ext microphone to license plate
Hi guys, id like to install my external microphone to my rear license plate to get some better sound quality video.
Anyone has a DIY to help me acheive that. Like, where to pass the wire through the car.
thanks a lot
Anyone has a DIY to help me acheive that. Like, where to pass the wire through the car.
thanks a lot
#2
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Had a mic mounted inside the engine compartment once... great engine sound with ZERO wind noise.
Wire was run from inside to outside back to inside, with duct tape securing it. Could use painter's tape for easier cleanup after.
Wire was run from inside to outside back to inside, with duct tape securing it. Could use painter's tape for easier cleanup after.
#3
Race Car
Seb check this out ... Not sure you need to mount to plate to get great wind free noise
But it does sound great if you can!
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-gt2-...ts-baller.html
But it does sound great if you can!
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-gt2-...ts-baller.html
#5
Race Car
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Just place the microphone under the passenger seat. That works for me. +One above sun visor-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTWWySY7PCE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTWWySY7PCE
are they good microphone quality?
sound is really good
thanks everyone for your advices.
will try different setup on my next DE
#6
2 Sony remote microphones with a plug adapter from Radio Shack. It makes it a mono input but sounds fine. I got the microphones from Chase Cam. My unit is actually a very early Alpha unit from them.