When attaching microphones to talent, the Lav Snake by Remote Audio is a tool to easily move the microphone through the bends in clothing. It is used in broadcast TV, newsrooms, interviews, houses of worship, and more. It features a thin, nearly unbreakable wire with a highly visible low profile red tip that slips through clothing to hide the mic cable. The opposite end has a TA connector with a specially designed boot and features a smooth curved surface to prevent unwanted snags. You route it down then out. Once the tip is visible, pull the Lav Snake with the mic wire attached through the clothing, disconnect the microphone, and you're done. The Lav snake's sleek design makes it a good tool to move through the most constricted spaces. A carry pouch is included.
- Slips Easily Through Clothing
- Low Profile Design
- Highly Visible Red Tip
- Built-In TA Connector
Remote Audio LAVSNAKE Overview
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Remote Audio LAVSNAKE Reviews
An unexpected necessity!
Didn’t know I needed this thing.. bought it on a whim. Used it for the first time yesterday and was worth it’s weight in gold. Needed to thread a lav wire through a tight blouse of an elderly lady who was not too keen on being touched. This thing did the trick and made the mic’ing her up a breeze. Only thing to look out for is to use caution as you unwrap the coil… it’ll slap someone in the face if you’re not paying attention. The bag it comes with is nice, but maybe a tad small for the actual unit.. you’ll have to coil it up very tightly and that seems to put stress on the corners and zipper. I could expect the bag to wear out before too long, but no real worries. I have a lav bullet in my kit which serves well, but i would recommend having both in the kit as the wire is great for tight clothing or very specific placement. Would definitely buy this thing again if needed!
Good item
Haven't had a chance to use it yet but when I need to run a mic to an angle strap I'm sure it will come in very handy. No more trying to wiggle it through tight cloths or sending people to the rest room to try to do it themselves.