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LORDWORLD
Superdirectional electric microphone replaces the Sony ECM-NV1 for DSR-PD170 camcorders
This LORDWORLD superdirectional electric microphone serves as a direct replacement for the Sony ECM-NV1 used with DSR-PD170 equipment. It targets videographers and audio operators who need a focused pickup pattern for location recording. The unit is supplied new and ready for professional field use.
The microphone substitutes the original Sony ECM-NV1 model, restoring the intended superdirectional performance on compatible DSR-PD170 setups. No additional accessories or software are included in the package. Buyers requiring alternative polar patterns or wireless operation should consider other solutions.
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The microphone has no user-serviceable components; keep the grille free of dust with a soft brush and avoid moisture on the capsule.
Battery life in the host camera — the DSR-PD170 typically runs about 170 minutes on a full charge, so plan power accordingly.
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