[Arne Brejc]

Hi Tom,
funny thing. Reading your post was like reading my mind. I was somehow leaning toward Petrol PEGZ 2 by gut feeling but had a strange feeling it would be a bit too big for what I would need it for.
Can you really pack 302 + 442 + 744 + 4wireless + lavs + battery into PEGZ 1 new?
Tom could you post a picture of your cart to see what you’ve come up.

Thanks,

Arne

[Arne Brejc]

Thanks guys,

I have a big Pelican case for the whole sound stuff but I was thinking of a versatile bag that would pack all the necessities for the shoot. I don’t like to stop the shoot and run to the car or down the hill for additional gear. You think that the bags I chose are too big and too awkward to work with?

Regards,

Arne

[Arne Brejc]

Thanks.
It’s my first post on any forum what so ever and it’s really helpful, I must say.
Now that I saw how it works I have some more dilema-questions to post so I could round up my audio set up for film production.

Regards,

Arne

[Arne Brejc]

I borrowed the Sennheiser HD 25 from a friend just to try it out. I don’t think they are the new ones. And they definitely didn’t have velour cushion and they hurt my ears after a minute or so exactly the way you put it. But on the other hand this cans were the only one that reproduce in the face what was wrong with the sound. I was shooting with my Sony HVR Z1 camera and I mounted Sennheiser shotgun on the camera mount. This shotgun mic was picking up camera noise – hum. In my Sony MDR 7505 headphones I didn’t notice the hum of the camera but with the Sennheiser HD 25 the hum was so obvious that I would immediately change the shotgun position if I had them on the set at the time. I EQ the sound in post and now that I know this I know how to address the problem. So you think I should give a HD 25 another try?

Arne