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Timecode
Introduced in the mid 1990's with the first Lockit box the Clockit family has become an established system for mission critical mobile time code and synchronisation tasks and was continuisly refined. Based around a very accurate, temperature compensated crystal oscillator (TCVCXO) the system can be calibrated in the field to a reference deviation of less than .2ppm which corresponds to a drift of much less than 1 frame in over 24hrs between any given number of autonomously running units.
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Carbon Fibre Booms
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• Robust design for long life
• Lightweight but rigid
• Low handling noise
• Easy action
• Add on accessories
• Customer maintenance and replacement of worn parts at minimal cost giving “good as new” service and extended life.
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For their products Ambient has never relied on off-the-shelf items but use tubes manufactured to their own specification using expensive Hi Q modulus carbon fibres to match the particular requirements of the application. Due to a custom construction using cross windings their 3 layered heavy duty tube is very strong in compression mode, low-flex and prevents buckling at long extended lengths with excellent strength to weight ratio. The material introduced with the latest QX series is manufactured using a special pull-wind process. This results in unprecedented rigidity at minimal weight and a nice, classy surface feel, making it suited equally to film, ENG, TV, and studio work.
With a reputation for being low-flex, Ambient poles have become the premium choice for feature film recordists. Fully extended to more than 5 metres the QP 4140 is the longest CF boom which can hold a Sennheiser MKH 816 with complete windshield accessory. We can't tell about your boom op – however, the boom won't break!
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