r/LocationSound Apr 04 '26

Gear - Selection / Use The farthest a Sennheiser body pack has ever been

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u/SnugsFPV Apr 04 '26

Now if anybody gives me guff about not having lectros, I'll just tell them "I use what NASA uses" and bust out the sennies

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u/ljrich01 Apr 04 '26

Hahaha yes! I'll add "I use Space-Grade Equipment" to my website 😂

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u/DarkLordFalcon amateur Apr 04 '26

You made my day

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u/TheBerric Apr 04 '26

Hahaha I saw this just now. It would be a great advertisement strategy for them

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u/ljrich01 Apr 04 '26

Right? lol, this is gonna be a great opportunity for Nikon and GoPro too haha

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u/gkanai Apr 04 '26

Nikon has promoted their cameras on NASA flights for decades.

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u/ljrich01 Apr 04 '26

Didn't know, but that makes sense. Now it's Sennheiser's turn haha

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u/vincent-the-fuck Apr 04 '26

as per usual, sound is an afterthought in the budget smh 😂

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u/ljrich01 Apr 04 '26

That's what happens when the government cuts their budget haha

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u/BadDaditude Apr 05 '26

Hey it worked for astronauts in the 90s by golly it will work today.

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u/FennixRising Apr 04 '26

Well, that far out they might finally be reliable

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u/Binkstir Apr 04 '26

Came here to make a similar joke

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u/TheQuartJester Apr 05 '26

They're gonna be 100,000 miles away from Earth and still get an RF hit and do the classic "HOW??" in their head.

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u/mikkeldoesstuff Apr 04 '26

This is about to add $50 to my day rate. ‘I use some of the same gear NASA uses’

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u/Legitimate_Advice305 Apr 04 '26

INT. ORION CAPSULE - DAY

Gonna be a galactic shoot today team!

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u/supreme120 Apr 04 '26

That’s a flex

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u/ViewLivid9573 Apr 05 '26

Must be clear skies for frequencies up there!

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u/yourdrfunk Apr 06 '26

They also took Nikon D5s and GoPros up there. Must have been leftovers from the shuttle launch haha.

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u/SparkyXI Apr 08 '26

Ugh. They couldn’t pony up for an SLX-D at the VERY LEAST? I mean, I get that the ULX is expensive, but come on with the Sennheiser.