Soak Up Sound · 3D printed
Plug-on Cage for Deity
A cage for the Deity THEOS DXTX plug-on transmitter.
€103D print files — instant download · EU: incl. 23% VAT · outside the EU: no VAT
Printed and checked before shipping. €25.
Sorry, for now I can only ship to Poland.
- For the Deity THEOS DXTX
- Mounts on the boom pole: the transmitter does not hang on the XLR alone
- The transmitter cannot fall out of the XLR socket
- No need to take the cage off: every function and the battery stay within reach
- Extra protection for the transmitter if it is dropped
- Matte PETG: stiff, light and tough
Ready-made parts: delivery to an InPost parcel locker in Poland only, €5 for the whole order, shipped within 1–2 weeks. STL files: instant download. 14 days to return without giving a reason.
I ship printed parts within Poland only. Abroad, buy the STL file and get it printed locally. Want delivery to your country? Let me know.
Different transmitter, antenna or recorder? I can design a version for your gear.
What for
The pole carries the transmitter, not the XLR socket
A plug-on transmitter on a boom-mounted microphone hangs on the XLR connector alone. Every move of the pole makes it swing and tug at the microphone’s socket. The Plug-on Cage for Deity takes its weight: the cage holds the transmitter and the arm clips to the pole. The XLR stays a connection, not a hanger.
| Fits | Deity THEOS DXTX |
|---|---|
| Mounting | on a microphone boom pole |
| Access | buttons, display and battery without taking the cage off |
| Material | high-quality matte PETG: stiff, light, resistant to impact and heat |
| Colour | black |
| Made | 3D printed, every unit checked on a transmitter |
The cage stays on the transmitter for the whole shooting day. The display, every button and the battery are uncovered, so you change settings and swap batteries without unscrewing anything.
The cage holds the transmitter at the microphone. Even if the connector loosens or someone catches the cable, the transmitter will not slide out of the XLR socket and hit the floor.
When the pole slips out of your hand or a stand tips over, the rigid PETG shell takes the first hit instead of the transmitter and its connector.
3D printing
You can tell it is printed. And that is fine.
On the surface you will see layer lines and a fine texture, and every unit looks slightly different. That is a feature of the technology, not a defect: layer lines and small print imperfections never affect the strength or function of the product. Anything that could weaken the part is rejected at quality control. More about 3D printing.
- Fit
Checked on the gear the product is made for.
- Print
No delamination, cracks or sharp edges.