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microphone boom

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Noun1.microphone boom - a pole carrying an overhead microphone projected over a film or tv setmicrophone boom - a pole carrying an overhead microphone projected over a film or tv set
pole - a long (usually round) rod of wood or metal or plastic


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Starting with the microphones, one can choose from a variety of types: USB Microphones Condenser Microphones Headwork Microphones Microphone Stands Instrument Microphones Dynamic Microphones Microphone Accessories Lavalier Microphones Podium Microphones Microphone Booms Wireless Microphone Accessories Shotgun Microphones Special Application Microphones Ribbon Microphones Stereo Microphones Windscreens Audio mixers are also one of the most important items to have in your studio.
The microphone boom is right above your head and you're supposed to make it look really realistic when really you are just cringing inside.
The six-figure deal follows the recent acquisition of Panamic Sound Booms, which makes microphone boom poles used by sound recordists.
 
 
 
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