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RODE Boompole Pro (9.8')

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RODE Boompole Pro (9.8')
Key Features
  • Lightweight Carbon Fiber Design
  • Suitable for Shotgun Microphones
  • Extends from 2.7 to 9.8'
  • Five Sections
The Boompole Pro from Rode is a compact carbon fiber boompole that extends from 2.7' in length to a full 9.8', and it is designed for use with professional shotgun microphones. The five carbon fiber sections make it lightweight while maintaining strength, and they are easily extendable with one hand using the intuitive twist-lock mechanism.
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Can you run a cable inside the pole?
Asked by: DNN
Unfortunately you cannot run a cable through this pole.
Answered by: Andrea O.
Date published: 2019-09-19

Will this work with the NTG3?

Will this work with the NTG3?
Asked by: Ryan
Yes this will support with an NTG3, however you will need a microphone shock mount to attach to the Rode Boompole Something like this one should work - https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/885660-REG/auray_dusm_1_universal_shock_mount.html
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2019-07-23

Can this be used as a light pole for an umbrella ...

Can this be used as a light pole for an umbrella and speed light?
Asked by: Bobby
No, the Rode Boompole Pro (9.8') cannot be used as a light pole for an umbrella and speed light.
Answered by: David M
Date published: 2024-06-03

question

is the boompole cabeled?
Asked by: qwerty
No.
Answered by: Jason K.
Date published: 2018-08-26

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how many weight can it handle at full length 10 feet long when horizontal handing ?
Asked by: Zai F.
I'm not sure of the actual weight limit for it. I can tell you I use a Rode NTG4+ and a Blimp and it holds that fine. You can tell it feels a flimsier with the carbon fiber construction that a metal pole. I would guess putting more than about 10 lbs on it would be too much for it.
Answered by: Paul H.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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