Kiinnityssarja RØDE DCS-1 mikrofonitarvike 21 mm pituus 92 mm leveys

The RØDE DCS-1 is a dual cold shoe mount that allows two microphones or cold-shoe accessories to be attached to a device with a single cold shoe. Made from lightweight aluminium, the DCS-1 offers a compact and sturdy solution compatible with RØDE products that use a cold shoe adapter. The mount includes cable management slots to accommodate select RØDE audio cables and has a compact footprint suitable for DSLR-style cameras and recording devices.

Advantages

The aluminium construction provides a lightweight yet durable mounting solution. Dual shoe spacing lets you mount two microphones or a combination of microphone and accessory on one cold shoe. Integrated cable management slots help organise cables and reduce strain on connectors. Its compact dimensions (approx. 21 mm length, 92 mm width) maintain a low profile on camera rigs.

Suitable for

• Connecting two Wireless GO receivers to a single camera
• Mounting a Wireless GO receiver and a VideoMic on one cold shoe
• Attaching two compact microphones or cold-shoe accessories to DSLR or mirrorless cameras
• Use on field recorders and other devices with a single cold shoe mount

Key specifications

• Model: RØDE DCS-1 (MPN: DCS-1)
• Material: Aluminium
• Compatibility: RØDE products with cold shoe adaptor (e.g., Wireless GO, VideoMic series)
• Approx. dimensions: 21 mm length × 92 mm width
• EAN: 698813007066

How to use

Slide the DCS-1 onto the single cold shoe of your camera or recording device until secure. Attach the microphones or accessories to each cold shoe on the adapter and tighten any locking mechanisms they require. Route audio cables through the integrated slots to keep connectors secure and reduce cable movement while recording. Check that all mounts and cables are tightened before use.

Recommendations

For neat cabling and secure connections, use the DCS-1 together with RØDE’s SC11 or compatible short audio cables and confirm that connected devices’ locking mechanisms are engaged. Avoid over-tightening to prevent strain on camera hot shoes.