Handheld Rod Adapter for Microphones Ulanzi SB9555 — compatible with Rode, Luucco, Synco; includes windscreen

The Ulanzi SB9555 handheld rod adapter is a compact accessory for mounting shotgun and other small broadcast microphones from brands such as Rode, Luucco and Synco. Designed to convert a pole or handheld rod into a secure microphone holder, the adapter provides a practical solution for ENG, interviews, field recording and mobile content creation. The package includes a foam windscreen to reduce wind noise and plosive sounds, improving audio capture in on-location situations.

Advantages

The adapter offers a simple mechanical interface that fits common small broadcast microphones and secures them to poles or handheld rods without complex tools. Its lightweight construction keeps additional load on booms and poles to a minimum while maintaining stability. The included foam windscreen helps to lower ambient wind interference and reduce breath or plosive noise during spoken recordings. Compatibility with multiple microphone brands makes the adapter a flexible accessory for mixed-equipment setups.

Suitable for

• ENG and news gathering
• On-location interviews and vox pops
• Field recording and documentary shoots
• Mobile content creation and vlogging with handheld poles
• Small studio setups that use handheld boom solutions

Key specifications

• Type: handheld rod / pole microphone adapter
• Compatibility: designed for small shotgun and broadcast microphones (examples: Rode, Luucco, Synco)
• Included accessory: foam windscreen for wind and pop reduction
• Mounting: secures microphone to a pole or handheld rod (mechanical clamp interface)
• Use environment: outdoor and indoor location recording
• Weight: lightweight construction suitable for boom and handheld use

How to use

Attach the adapter to the end of a compatible pole or handheld rod according to the adapter’s clamp or screw interface. Insert the microphone into the adapter and secure it by tightening the mechanical clamp until the microphone is held firmly in place. Fit the supplied foam windscreen over the microphone capsule when recording outdoors or in windy conditions to reduce wind and plosive noise. Confirm the microphone orientation and cable routing before recording to avoid handling noise and cable strain.

Usage recommendations

For best results, check microphone diameter and mounting requirements before use to ensure secure fit. Use shock mounts or additional isolation when working with sensitive capsules or in high-vibration environments. Replace the foam windscreen if it becomes damaged or saturated to maintain wind-noise reduction performance.