Rode Mini Boompole Professional Microphone Boom Arm

I'm pretty comfortable with RODE products, they always make them very good. No exception here. Very useful boom for documentary filmmaking, or just any situation where you need to hold your mic close to the talent's head.It's also not too heavy, and very compact when you need to travel with it.

Feels solid and it's light.You can fit an XLR cable into the boom pole, but some cables can't fit. (And it is a bit jank.)Make sure the XLR cable connector you have doesn't go much over a 3/4" diameter otherwise you might find it difficult to fit.Protip: Fit the male side of the XLR cable into the base of the pole first.The female side has the latch and that tends to catch on things inside of the pole, making it harder to insert.

Like the boom mic, this boom pole is superb, it does its job well, no complaints, great piece of equipment!

The product did not fully tighten at the top and rolled on itself when a Rode NTG 3 with a blimp was attached to it. Also a standard xlr cable does not fit through the boom pole. Company decided to attach a studio broadcast mic that weighs nothing to it, to tell me it works. haha Really pathetic, nowhere close to the same weight and then had the audacity to charge a restocking fee. Buyer beware their outside amazon website states hassle free returns... NO WHERE CLOSE!

Wonderfully sturdy and works well to decrease the noise.

I liked the product but my bad i didn't buy a longer one... So i recommend the product, it's light and very handy.

Can't go wrong with Rode. This boom pole is worth the price and name.

It advertises that is packs up small. Its the exact same length as my sennheiser boom once collapsed. My bad for not looking closer but this isn't mini at all. I'd love to return it but that's not even an option either.

Light but good enough to handle my RODE reporter Mic, boom on a holder fitted on a Light stand

Ni demasiado grande, ni demasiado pequeño, la medida justa para mis necesidades. El cable puede ser alojado en el interior incluso con las conexiones XLR que aunque bastante justa entra sin problemas. Eso si una vez que decides meter el cable por dentro ya no te apetece sacarlo por lo trabajoso que es, otra opción es fijarlo por fuera y sujetar el cable con los veleros que proporcionan y después puedes guardar la pértiga en un estuche cilíndrico en el que viene.

This rode boom pole does what it says on the tine- at one of the cheapest I found on the net, it's both sturdy and adaptable. It's extendable, and it is possible to feed wire through it as well. The microphone mount screw is metal so you know it will be long lasting. The pole it light, comfortable to hold, and definitely an aid as well as a necessity.

Bastante resistente. tal y como se describe. tiene buen agarre en la base y de facil despliegue. lo único que echo en falta es algo para transportarlo pues cuando no lo voy utilizando lo tengo que llevar en la mano o soltarlo en algún sitio

++ Le poil est supportable lors d'une journée d'ITV avec un petit micro type octava + baby ball gag et rycote. Avec une paire c'est un peu plus lourd mais pour le coup je l'utilise surtout pour prendre de la hauteur (fouiller le son dans les arbres) et pas vraiment pour percher au loin donc c'est tout a fait utilisable.++ La longueur et suffisante pour mes besoins (itv et un peu de fiction) Sans doute un poil court pour de la fiction en extérieur mai je n'ai jamais ressenti le besoin.-- Les petits scratch se perdent facilementFranchement, je la touche top 😍Ok il est possible de mettre un câble dedans sans même avoir a le souder (le XLR entier pose dans le corps de la perche)... Oui mais impossible Alors de la replier sans que le câble devienne gênant et a chaque mouvement le câble claque contre les bords. En résulte plein de petits sons de manipulation pas cool. On comprends mieux pourquoi les perches avec câble interne ont des câbles en spirale ;)