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  1. #1 Olympus ME51s Scratch Mic for Red Scarlet or Epic - tested & works! 
     

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    how is it powered? I thought phantom power was not enabled?
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    I'm using firmware 3.0.0 (no phantom power enabled on this build) so it doesn't need phantom power to work. No battery power needed. It just works! =)
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    Ordered. Thanks for info!
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    Thanks Tonaci...great find, and just in time too!!!
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    Thanks for the information Tonaci :)
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    The only problem I would have with those, is that they look like real easy to snap off.
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    I hear ya on that Martin.
    With the placement being under the lens, it seems like it is mounted in a spot that is pretty hard to get to, so unlikely (at least to me) that it can be accidentally hit to snap off.
    Regardless, i recommend using the extension cable it comes with to get it away from being placed right next to the fan.
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    Perfect. But with the extension cord, you're left with just the lav clip to attach it to the camera... any clever rigging advice?

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