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Mini Windjammers MICROPHONE COMPATIBILITY CHART MICROPHONE COMPATIBILITY CHART Mini Windjammers Make Model Product Hitachi MP-EGIA DIY KIT (055402) JVC GR-DVX DIY KIT (055402) JVC GR-DVX2 DIY KIT (055402) Panasonic NV-RX49B* DIY KIT (055402) Panasonic NV-RX70B* DIY KIT (055402) Panasonic NV-SX30B* DIY KIT (055402) Panasonic NV-SX3B* DIY KIT (055402) Panasonic NV-SX50B* DIY KIT (055402) Panasonic NV-VX30B* DIY KIT (055402) Sony ECM HST1 ECM HST1 MWJ (055362) Sony ECM-HS1 ECM-HS1 (055321) Edirol RO9 Edirol R09 MWJ (055369) Camlinc CCM 700 Extended Medium (055305) Camlinc CCM 720 Extended Medium (055305) Camlinc CCM 730 Extended Medium (055305) JVC CU-V10 Extended Medium (055305) JVC GRS 505 Extended Medium (055305) Mitsubishi C 50 Extended Medium (055305) Nordmende ELM 909 Extended Medium (055305) SABA CSM 100 Extended Medium (055305) Sima SCM 1 Extended Medium (055305) Vivanco DM 36 Extended Medium (055305) Blaupunkt CR 5500 Extended Small (055303) Blaupunkt CR 6000 Extended Small (055303) Blaupunkt CR 8000 Extended Small (055303) Blaupunkt CR 8600 Extended Small (055303) Canon GL-1 Extended Small (055303) Canon GL-2 Extended Small (055303) Canon XM-1 Extended Small (055303) Canon XM-2 Extended Small (055303) Canon XM1 Extended Small (055303) Dual 314/316 Extended Small (055303) Hama RMV 01; 02 Extended Small (055303) Hama RMV-02 Extended Small (055303) Hitachi VM 3300 Extended Small (055303) JVC GRM 7 PRO Extended Small (055303) Mitsubishi C 40 Extended Small (055303) Panasonic DVX 100 Extended Small (055303) Panasonic HVX 200 Extended Small (055303) Panasonic NVMS 95 Extended Small (055303) Philips VKR 9300 Extended Small (055303) Sony ECM 909 A Extended Small (055303) Sony ECM-HIS Extended Small (055303) Sony HIS Extended Small (055303) Akai CS 500 Gustbuster (55401) Akai M 4 Gustbuster (55401) Akai PV-M 2 Gustbuster (55401) Akai PV-MS 8 Gustbuster (55401) Bauer C 62 Gustbuster (55401) Bauer VCC 860 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt C 890 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CC 684 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CC 695 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CCR 540 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CCR 806 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CCR 815 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CCR 830 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CCR 835 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CCR 890H Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CR 8250 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CR 8350 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CR 8400 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt CR 8700 Gustbuster (55401) Blaupunkt FC 865 Gustbuster (55401) Canon A 9 Gustbuster (55401) Canon DM-MV 1 Gustbuster (55401) Page 1 of 11 MICROPHONE COMPATIBILITY CHART Mini Windjammers Make Model Product Canon E 300 Gustbuster (55401) Canon E 333 Gustbuster (55401) Canon E 500 Gustbuster (55401) Canon E 700 Gustbuster (55401) Canon E 800 Gustbuster (55401) Canon E 85 Gustbuster (55401) Canon E 850 Gustbuster (55401) Canon E 850HI Gustbuster (55401) Canon MV10∏ 20 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 1; UC 2 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 100 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 1000 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 1HI; UC 2HI Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 200 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 2000; 3000 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 40 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 4000; 4500 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 5 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 5000; 5500 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 5HI Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 600; 800 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 7 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 850; 900 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 8HI Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 9 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC 9Hi Gustbuster (55401) Canon UC10; 15; 16; 30 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UCX 1; 2; 10; 20; 30 (Hi) Gustbuster (55401) Canon UCX 15; 40; 45 Gustbuster (55401) Canon UCX 40; 45 Gustbuster (55401) Ferguson F 801 Gustbuster (55401) Ferguson F 811 Gustbuster (55401) Ferguson FS 11 Gustbuster (55401) Fuji FF 120SW Gustbuster (55401) Fuji FF 122SW Gustbuster (55401) Fuji FF 60 Gustbuster (55401) Fuji FG 122SW Gustbuster (55401) Fuji FH 80 Gustbuster (55401) Fuji M 890 Gustbuster (55401) Grundig DLC 1 Gustbuster (55401) Grundig DLC10 Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 1 Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 285 Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 330 Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 400 Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 460 Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 485 Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 500 Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 550; 560 Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 735E Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 750SC Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 760SC Gustbuster (55401) Grundig LC 775HE Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi Hi8E 15 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VM 635 LE Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMC 1 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VME 10 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VME 110; 210 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VME 21; 23; 25 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VME 230E Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VME 31 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VME 330E Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VME 410 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VME 53 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VME 535LE Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 37; 38; 39; Gustbuster (55401) Page 2 of 11 MICROPHONE COMPATIBILITY CHART Mini Windjammers Make Model Product Hitachi VMH 420 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 510 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 520 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 520E Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 54; 58 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 610 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 620 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 630E Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 635LE Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 70; 80; 81; 90 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 710 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 720 Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 80E Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 835LE Gustbuster (55401) Hitachi VMH 91; 220 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR DV 1∏ 3 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR DVF1∏ 10 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR DVJ 70 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR DVM 1∏ 5 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR DVX4; DVX7 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-AX270 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-AX475 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-AX670 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-AX770 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-AXM20 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-AXM30 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-AXM40 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-DV1(*C2) Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-DVL 9000 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-DVL 9500 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-DVL 9600 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-DVM1 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-SZ3000 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GR-SZ5000 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAW 1 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 10EK Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 200 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 210; 260 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 270 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 2EK Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 35 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 350; 360 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 40; 50 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 400 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 460 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 470; 475 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 5 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 55 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 60; 70 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 600 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 660; 666 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 670; 770 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 700; 760 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 75 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 7EK Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 800 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 860; 900 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAX 9 + 9EK Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRAXM 20; 30; 40 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRSV 3 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRSZ 1 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRSZ 1EK Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRSZ 3000; 5000 Gustbuster (55401) JVC GRSZ 7000 Gustbuster (55401) JVC HF 700; 900 Gustbuster (55401) JVC HR 700 Gustbuster (55401) Page 3 of 11 MICROPHONE COMPATIBILITY CHART Mini Windjammers Make Model Product JVC JVG Z 1 Gustbuster (55401) Metz 9736 Gustbuster (55401) Metz 9748 Gustbuster (55401) Metz CC 34 Gustbuster (55401) Metz CD34 Gustbuster (55401) Minolta 406; 418E; 428E Gustbuster (55401) Minolta 8-418E; 8-428E Gustbuster (55401) Minolta 848; 8406 Gustbuster (55401) Minolta C 516; 518; 618E Gustbuster (55401) Mitsubishi HS CX 1; 4; 5; 6; 7 Gustbuster (55401) Nikon VN 3000 Gustbuster (55401) Nikon VN 3100; 3200 Gustbuster (55401) Nikon VN 7000; 7500 Gustbuster (55401) Olympus VXH 94 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic AG-EZ30 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic DP800 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic DS77 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic DX1(P2) Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic EZ1 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV DS 1; 5 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV DV 1 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV DX 1 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV DX 100∏ 110 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV EX1 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV-DA1 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV-DS1B Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV-DS33∏ 77 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV-DS5B Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV-DX100B Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV-RX19B Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV-RX9B Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV-SX50 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NV-VX9B Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVA 1; 3 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVCS 1 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVR 10B Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVR 30; 33; 50 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVRX 1; 2; 5; 10 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVRX 9; 19 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVS 20; 20B Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVS 5 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVS 6 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVS 65; 70 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVS 7 ;7B Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVS 77 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVS 8 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVS 85; 90 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVS 88∏ 99 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic NVVX 9 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic PV-GS120 Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic PV-GS150 Mini-DV Gustbuster (55401) Panasonic X 16 Gustbuster (55401) Pentax PVC 905E Gustbuster (55401) Pentax PVEM 100 Gustbuster (55401) Philips M 876; 885 Gustbuster (55401) Philips M 620 Gustbuster (55401) Philips M 624; 660; 662 Gustbuster (55401) Philips M 670 Gustbuster (55401) Philips M 675 Gustbuster (55401) Philips M 826; 871 Gustbuster (55401) Philips VKR 6870 Gustbuster (55401) Philips VKR 6880 Gustbuster (55401) Philips VKR 9015 Gustbuster
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