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George Vlad using the Telinga Modular in Kenya with Lom MikroUsi (stereo) DPA 6060 (stereo) and Sennheiser MKH-8040 (mono) microphones. The interchangeable mono and stereo foam cartridges are included with the Telinga Modular for easy mounting and can be switched quickly without the need of any tools.
The Telinga Modular comes with a Rycote Telinga OEM basket and Windjammer. Weight complete (without mic) is 0,9 Kg only! For stationary use the optional Telinga Tripod allows the Modular to be mounted on Tripod Stands with proper weight distribution.
The Telinga Modular includes the foldable 22" parabolic reflector that can be rolled into 6" diameter for easy transportation. The gray rim allows for easy folding and protects the dish from scratches & dents.

From the trailer of De Nieuwe Wildernis: in Cinemas across Netherlands. Directed by Ruben Smith and Mark Verkerk. Please visit: www.denieuwewildernis.nl/
Henk Meeuwsen - sound recordist for the film using the PRO-8 MK2 stereo system. The unique design let´s you record a mono signal of the focused sound of the dish with the ambience presented in stereo. You may also switch to mono sound (only the focused sound) by using the built in handle switch at thumb position.
With the PRO-8 MK2 sytem you have a built in RF Shield and a switchable low cut/traffic filter to prevent your recordings from being distorted by handling or traffic noise.

Telinga Modular with Wildlife Acoustics SM-4 Song Meter and Wildlife Acoustics SMM-A2 microphone mounted in the dish for the directional channel. A second SMM-A2 microphone is mounted below dish for the ambience channel.
The same setup from behind, with the control functions of the Wildlife Acoustics Song Meter SM-4 device coming very handy behind the dish.
The Rycote Telinga HWC windcover is available in GREEN or BLACK. It offers up to 35 dB in wind reduction and protects the setup from sun. It also prevents insects from buzzing around in the dish.

Mats Bentmar using the SCHOEPS parabolic dish set with the CCM 4 microphone and a Sound Devices 702 in the south of Sweden 2019. Photos by: Mats Bentmar (http://www.bentmar.com)
With the SCHOEPS parabolic microphone you may choose from a range of different Schoeps CCM microphones to use in the included Rycote basket: an omni, cardioid, semi-cardioid, each with its own dedicated Plug-In preset (FREE) please visit https://schoeps.de/en/products/special-microphones/parabolic-dish/parabolic-dish-set.html
By using a customized Rycote basket (included with the dish) + a separate windjammer and optional dish windcover you can use a cardioid microphone in the SCHOEPS dish kit for maximum attenuation of surrounding sounds without having problems in windy conditions.

Max Lachmann "zooming in" Snowboard sounds with a Telinga Universal MK2 parabolic dish (with a Schoeps microphone mounted) in one hand, and a shotgun microphone in the other hand.
With a Telinga parabolic dish you can easily and very quickly follow and "zoom" in any sound "in-air" even at longer distances. This can be very effective in sports broadcasting or for sound design.
The Telinga dish itself is very easily folded, and the complete parabolic setup quickly assemble/disassembled in aprx. 1 minute. Read more about Max Lachmann here: http://www.asoundeffect.com/recording-and-designing-the-winter-sound-effects-for-snow/

Havard Sagen research expedition picturing a Telinga Universal MK2 parabolic dish for monitoring long distance sounds using a Sennheiser ME-62 microphone mounted. In the background you can see a Russian Icebreaker ship. Also pictured various close pickup microphones. Photo by: The Norwegian Coast Guard / Marcus Hovelsen
Havard Sagen pictured. 2019 Expedition successful with all equipment surviving the harsh weather conditions. Photo by: The Norwegian Coast Guard / Elin Helene Hoel
The large black Rycote Dish High Wind Cover which is included with the Telinga Universal MK2 does a great job with wind reduction up to 35 dB (covering the dish) Photo courtesy: The Norwegian Coast Guard / Marcus Hovelsen.

Juan Pablo Culasso recording with a Sound Devices 702, Sennheiser mic and Telinga Universal MK2 in South America. Watch the full feature: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1hZdgF1xCE
A mono Telinga parabolic dish allows you to pinpoint individual species rather then recording soundscapes. You can use a range of different microphones depending on the application, switched in seconds.
Juan Pablo Culasso prefers Sound Devices recorders for all his recording expeditions. Pictured is a 702. www.sounddevices.com

With a Telinga System it´s possible to "zoom in" Sound FX also in stereo at longer distances, without the need of multiple cable and microphone arrangements. This has several advantages, for example in a broadcasting setting: instead of using numerous conventional microphones to cover a large area you can "follow" a skiier for instance from far away and with the acoustical amplification of the dish zoom in the sounds you want. The Telinga dish is foldable and very easy to transport. Complete weight around 1 kilo.
When a mono signal only is prefered, and maximum attenuation of surrounding sounds is necessary you may use a cardioid microphone of choice such as Schoeps or Sennheiser in the Telinga Universal MK2, with the microphone capsule facing the dish. Assembling is extremely easy and you may change microphone in seconds without using any tools or such.
The V2 Dish 22" may easily be folded and stored in our Soft Case together with your complete Telinga setup.

With the Telinga Tripod Mount the system is easily placed on a Tripod stand.
The Hi-Wind Cover protects the microphone from turbulence inside the large dish.
Pack any complete Telinga System with all separate parts inside our Soft Case. Complete weight around 1 kilo, 2.2 lbs.