CANFORD MICROPHONE FLAGS

An idea invented to promote TV and radio stations when microphones are seen in shot in news footage. The flag consists of a low-reflection black or white inverted square or triangular “cup”, with a circular hole in it. It is filled with foam (similar to that used on windshields) with a hole cut through it. It slides up the shaft of the microphone, and the foam holds it at the base of the head of the mic. The station logo is printed onto each of the four or three faces in colour. The background colour may either be the moulded plastic with its low-reflection textured surface, or can be sprayed any other colour prior to printing.

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Flags are also available unprinted for users who wish to arrange their own printing. They are suitable for users who only require a very small number and do not justify the minimum quantity needed for printing – adhesive logo stickers could be used in these cases.

The foam block inserts feature a unique design that allows them to fit microphones of most sizes. A square or triangular shaped foam block insert is supplied with each flag ordered, and are also available to order separately as spares.