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Audio
Audio Equipment Rental Toronto Shotgun Mics, Wireless Kits, Recorders, Crew Comms
Mics & Wireless
Sennheiser, Rode, DJI
Crew Comms
Hollyland Solidcom
Toronto + GTA
Pickup or delivery
Questions before booking? Talk to a human: +1 437 747 6030
Viva Camera runs the location sound shelf at 777 The Queensway: the Sennheiser MKE 600 shotgun and XSW wireless plug-on system, Rode VideoMic NTG and VideoMic Micro on-camera mics, DJI Mic 2 wireless kits from $15/day, the Zoom F6 multitrack recorder, Deity TC-1 timecode, a 15-foot boom pole, and Hollyland Solidcom crew comms from 4 to 20 headsets. It all books on the same calendar as the rest of our film equipment rental in Toronto.
Shopping a specific shelf? Browse microphone rentals for shotgun, lav, and wireless kits, or walkie talkie and comms rentals for crew headsets.
Specs at a Glance
Location Sound
Zoom F6 Multitrack Field Recorder
$40
/ day
32-bit float
- Preamps6 low-noise mic inputs
- Tracks6 inputs + stereo mix
- Recording32-bit float WAV
- TimecodePrecision reader/generator
- MediaSD card, USB interface
- Day rate$40
Crew Comms
Hollyland Solidcom C1 Pro-8S
$200
/ day
8 headsets
- SystemFull-duplex wireless intercom
- Headsets8 single-ear, no bodypacks
- Band1.9 GHz DECT 6.0
- Range1,100 ft two-way
- Noise controlTwo-mic ENC
- Day rate$200
The Solidcom family scales with the call sheet: the C1-4S with 4 headsets runs $80 a day, the SE Pro and C1 Pro kits cover 6 and 8 seats, and the C1 Pro Roaming Hub 20S puts 20 single-ear headsets on one channel for $500 a day. On the recording side, the Deity TC-1 kit jams cameras and the F6 to one clock so multi-cam footage lines up in the edit.
What's included in each kit
Every audio rental ships in its case with the batteries, cables, clips, mounts, and windscreens that came with it. Add media, a Certificate of Insurance, or the rest of the camera package at the booking step.
Sennheiser MKE 600 (shotgun for boom or camera)
- Short shotgun for booming dialogue or mounting on camera
- Runs on one AA battery or 48V phantom power
- Selectable 100 Hz low-cut filter, resists handling noise
- XLR to 3.5mm TRS cable included for mirrorless bodies
- Foam windscreen and shoe/tripod shockmount in the case
- $20/day, pairs with the 15-foot boom pole at $20/day
DJI Mic 2 wireless kits (clip-on lav wireless)
- Two-person pack: 2 clip-on transmitter/recorder mics and a dual-channel receiver
- 32-bit float internal recording, 14 hours of onboard audio
- Up to 820 ft wireless range, intelligent noise cancelling
- OLED display, headphone out, connects to cameras and iOS/Android devices
- Single mic pack with wired lav also on the shelf
- $15/day single pack, $35/day two-person kit
Sennheiser XSW plug-on system (handheld wireless)
- Plug-on transmitter with handheld mic, plug-in receiver
- Protected peer-to-peer link, one-button pairing
- USB-rechargeable batteries, about 5 hours per charge
- Up to 250 ft range, run up to 5 systems side by side
- Built for live vocals, presentations, and interviews
- $20/day
Zoom F6 + Deity TC-1 (recorder and timecode)
- F6: 6 high-gain, low-noise preamps, records 6 inputs plus a stereo mix
- 32-bit float recording, no clipped takes to rescue in post
- Precision timecode reader/generator, SD media, USB interface mode
- TC-1: generates and jams all SMPTE timecode formats
- Drift under 1 frame per 72 hours, 28-hour battery, app control
- $40/day each
Hollyland Solidcom crew comms (4 to 20 headsets)
- Full-duplex: the whole crew talks and hears at once, hands-free
- True-wireless single-ear headsets, no bodypacks to rig
- 1.9 GHz DECT 6.0 link, 1,000 to 1,600 ft two-way range by system
- Two-mic environmental noise cancelling on the Pro line
- Batteries and chargers included, Pro kits expand and pair with C1 headsets
- C1-4S $80, SE Pro $125, C1 Pro-6S $150, C1 Pro-8S $200, Roaming Hub 20S $500 per day
Why productions shooting in Toronto choose Viva Camera for audio
Owned inventory, tested between rentals
Every mic, recorder, and headset system is in-house at 777 The Queensway. What the calendar shows is what is on the shelf, with batteries charged and cables in the case.
Audio on the same order as cameras
Add a shotgun, wireless kit, or comms system to the same cart as your camera rental, lenses, and lighting. One order, one pickup, one return.
Comms sized to the crew
Solidcom systems in 4, 6, 8, and 20 headset builds, all full-duplex. The Pro kits are expandable and backward compatible with Solidcom C1, so the system grows with the call sheet.
A real person on the phone
Call or text +1 437 747 6030 and talk to the people who pack the cases. Open Monday to Friday 9am-6pm, weekend pickups by appointment.
How rentals work
Pick your dates
Real-time availability. Instant confirmation, no quote-and-wait.
Create your account
Quick verification, then you're set up for every future booking.
Pickup or delivery
Pickup at 777 The Queensway, or GTA delivery available.
Common questions
What audio equipment can I rent in Toronto at Viva Camera?
The audio shelf covers the Sennheiser MKE 600 shotgun, the Sennheiser XSW wireless plug-on system with handheld mic, Rode VideoMic NTG and VideoMic Micro on-camera mics, DJI Mic 2 wireless kits in single and two-person packs, the Zoom F6 multitrack field recorder, the Deity TC-1 wireless timecode kit, a 15-foot boom pole, and Hollyland Solidcom intercom systems from 4 to 20 headsets. Everything is owned, tested between rentals, and bookable online with same-day pickup at 777 The Queensway.
Can I rent walkie talkies for my film crew?
We stock the on-set upgrade instead: Hollyland Solidcom full-duplex wireless intercom systems. Unlike push-to-talk walkies, every headset talks and hears at the same time, hands-free, with no bodypack. Systems run from 4 headsets at $80 a day to a 20-headset roaming hub at $500 a day, with 1,000 to 1,600 feet of two-way range depending on the system, and batteries and chargers come in the case.
Which wireless microphone kit should I rent for interviews?
For one or two seated subjects, the DJI Mic 2 two-person kit is the fast answer: two clip-on transmitters, a dual-channel receiver, intelligent noise cancelling, and 32-bit float onboard recording as a safety net. For a handheld mic, the Sennheiser XSW plug-on system pairs in one button and runs about 5 hours per charge. For boom-mounted dialogue, take the Sennheiser MKE 600 with the boom pole and run it into your camera or the Zoom F6.
How much does audio equipment rental cost in Toronto?
On-camera mics start at $10 a day for the Rode VideoMic Micro. Shotgun and wireless mic kits run $15 to $35 a day. The Zoom F6 recorder and the Deity TC-1 timecode kit are $40 a day each. Hollyland comms systems run $80 a day for 4 headsets up to $500 a day for the 20-headset roaming hub. Multi-day and weekly rentals are discounted, and every product page shows live pricing and availability.
How do I keep audio in sync across multiple cameras?
Rent the Deity TC-1 wireless timecode kit. It generates and jams every SMPTE timecode format, holds drift under one frame per 72 hours, and connects over a locking 3.5mm port. Jam each camera and the Zoom F6 at call time and your editor lines up multi-cam takes without hunting for the clap. The TC-1 runs about 28 hours on a charge, so it covers a full shoot day with room to spare.
Can a US production shooting in Toronto rent audio gear from you?
Yes. US and international productions shooting in Toronto rent from us regularly. Book online from anywhere, and we will prep the audio package ahead of your arrival. A Certificate of Insurance is available on request, and we work with certificates from foreign brokers. Pickup is at 777 The Queensway, Monday to Friday 9am-6pm, with weekend pickups by appointment.
Part of our film equipment rental Toronto inventory. Browse microphone rentals and walkie talkie and comms rentals for the full audio shelf, or add a camera package to the same order.
Viva Camera, 777 The Queensway, Unit 1, Toronto, ON M8Z 1N4. Open Monday to Friday 9am-6pm, weekend pickups by appointment. Call or text +1 437 747 6030.
