PRODUCTS FOR AUDIO VISUAL PROFESSIONALS
Klover Products provides proven technologies for top notch audio and video production. With the Klover Mik you can capture crystal clear audio from a distance with ease and with the Klear Shot you can be confident that your lens is uncluttered from rain and moisture.
OUR TOP SELLING PRODUCTS
The Klover MiK is the safest broadcast quality parabolic microphone available. The Klover MiK produces definition & clarity twice that of competitors (according to the audio engineer who tested our first prototype). The Klover MiK is available in a 26”, 16” & a 9” size to fit any application. LEARN MORE.
The Klear Shot is a user friendly, non-contact system for removing moisture or debris from a camera lens. The Klear Shot uses compressed gas to blow moisture off the surface of the lens. The recommended tank of Nitrogen normally lasts over three hours. There is also a mobile version available. LEARN MORE.
The Sound Shark brings the audio technology of the Klover MiK from the broadcast world to the small production company, wedding videographers, and enthusiasts. This more economical product provides the same performance as our “professional” units while being easier to setup and use. LEARN MORE.
"In my opinion, there is really no comparison between the Big Ears Parabolic Microphone and the Klover MiK. The Klover microphone has a much tighter pickup pattern. The Klover microphone has a completely different focus method and sounds much more like a condenser shotgun microphone."
Jason Martin Audio
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE KLOVER MiK
Industry Leading Technology & Safety
The Klover MiK’s fine tuned engineering provides superior audio capture possibilities. The TRUE parabolic dish of the Klover MiK outperforms competitors who don’t manufacture a true parabolic shaped dish, here are the test results.
The Klover MiK modular design makes it easy to transport and assemble. Furthermore, the use of carbon fiber components (as opposed to metal or PVC) allows the components to absorb a large portion of the energy in the case of a serious collision, that would otherwise be absorbed by the operator.
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE KLEAR SHOT
Easy To Use, Contact Free Lens Cleaning System
Don’t let poor conditions compromise the quality of your viewer experience ever again. With the Klear Shot you can clear moisture and debris from the lens of your camera in just a few seconds.
The Klear Shot uses a concentrated stream of compressed gas to blows moisture and debris from the surface of the camera lens. This contact free system ensures that your lens will not be scratched or damaged in anyway. The recommended tank of gas can last up to 3 hours.
The compact Klear Shot FP system is available for mobile cameras and is operated by paint ball canisters.
Klover Products Recent News
Sound Shark will be at Photo Plus Expo 2017
In just a few short weeks we will be traveling to our second Photo Plus Expo in New York City (October 26-28). This year Sound Shark will be booth #1249. So stop by and say hello. Again this year, we will be conducting a side by side comparison of the Sound Shark with various shotgun […]
Now You Can Have a Black Sound Shark
Over the last few years we have had several requests for a black version of the Sound Shark. The requests have just not been frequent enough to go to the extra trouble. However, in a recent review the comment was made again so decided it was time to test the waters. We have manufactured a […]
Do I Need A Mixer To Get Better Audio? Part 4
It saddens me to say that it appears the JuicedLink amplifiers are no longer available. We received an order for one of these amplifiers and couldn’t reach JuicedLink to place the order. During my efforts to contact them I saw a post online saying that the company was sued for patent infringement. The author speculated […]
Do I Need A Mixer To Get Better Audio? Part 3
It has been quite a long time since I address the topic of amplifiers (preamplifiers) so it is time for an update. Over the last two years I have worked with the in-line amplifier from Microphone Madness (see part one of this post), the RA222 from JuicedLink, and the DXA-Micro Pro from Beachtek. (I hope to […]
