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CAP1250 Compact Active Pole, 1250 mm (4.1 ft} The CAP1250 is a 1250 mm active microphone pole with a short gooseneck, which allows the microphone to be adjusted up to 90°. It is fitted with a female Lerno-connector for quick and safe connection of microphones and accommodates the Compact Microphones Types 4023, 4033 and 4053. It has a standard 3-pole XLR at the rear of the pole and can be used directly on phantom power P48. A strong rubber coating gives the pole a dark gray non-reflective surface specially designed for the, from time to time, rough life in TV-studios, OB-vans and on stage in theaters and concert halls. The CAP1250 has it's place among the components in DPA's elegant Flamingo Series of Floor and Table Stands and is a standard part of the single floor stand FGS4000 Flamingo Grand, this listing is for (one) BOOM Arm for the DPA 'Floor Stand Microphone' system aka Flamingo Grand. It does NOT include base, rods, swivel clamp or mic capsule. Just the boom. Has a ultra premium feel, like vulcanized rubber. you are getting (1) OEM boom that has connection for LEMO on the 4" gooseneck TOP and Male XLR on the bottom and beautiful secure shipping tube New World Symphony had 6 x compact 4011 w/ LEMO which we recently converted to a pencil style preamp. Minor scuffs but very light and gentle use. Orchestral program only, never on tour, one venue. SHIPS In beautiful DPA hard shell storage / travel tube Did you know? DPA’s 4006 Omnidirectional Microphone is one of the most accurate pro-audio mics in the world. It was directly adapted from an original Brüel & Kjær measurement microphone If you took a DPA miniature mic capsule, enlarged it to the size of a soccer pitch and started up a jet engine 60 meters away, the diaphragm would only move 4 mm. Try to imagine the infinitesimal diaphragm movement at the true 4 x 5.5 mm size Celine Dion was performing in Copenhagen when she dropped her d:facto™ Vocal Mic. She was shocked that she dropped it, but even more surprised when she picked it up and it continued to work without any problems Two DPA microphones were used to record the Apollo 13 liftoff. In addition, the Mars 2020 Rover landed on Mars in 2021 with a 4006 Omnidirectional Microphone and has captured the sounds of Mars DPA mics are used to record all types and levels of sound across the globe – even on Antarctica, where they were used to capture the (very quiet) sound of snowflakes Highly directional for high isolation Exclusive, elegant design Integrated shock-mounting in floor base (not included) Rapidly stabilizing microphone boom pole Modular flexibility