When it sits in the shockmount, it seems to bobble...is there a way to stabilize it?
1341508
...found the same thing...so, I re-seated it by backing the threads out and re-tightening it for just OK results. To be honest, I ended up purchasing a universal shock mount from on stage hands and use it upside down with a boom stand. THIS works very well.
1341509
It is supposed to "bobble" a bit... That's the whole point of the shockmount. The more stiffly the mic is held, the more noise is transmitted to it as a result of physical motion (such as moving items on the table where the mic is sitting, or walking near the mic, etc.). The flexibility of the mount allows these vibrations to dissipate. It IS possible for the elastic to be too loose (especially with age)... But as a general rule, the flexibility in the system is good.
1341510
It's supposed to bobble- that is the "shock suspension" working. If it wasn't there and the surface was unstable or bumped, the noise would register. So basically, you definitely want to have the bobble.
1635877
You will need to find a way of holding it. It is not free standing, it is designed to be mounted in an opening.
972524
I think you are saying this like you already try it. And you are right the adhesive mount is rigid and it won´t take the helmet shape. My suggestion use another mount, what about goggles, Do you use googles? try with that. That the only thing I can say. Bless
1448243
There nuts under some caps where it hinges. Tighten those , you should be able to tighten it to the point where it is hard to move.
1232409
I've had mine for some time now. There does not appear to be any functionality issues while mounted or elsewhere.
667199
The back of the unit has a 3 prong plug that goes into the top plug of the outlet. There is a long screw in the center that goes into the screw hole that the outlet cover plate normally goes to. Then, there is a plastic prong that fits into the bottom part of the prong plug to help stabilize it. I'll try to attach a picture to the images at the side of the product on the Amazon site
534021
Mine fell a few times also. Make sure both surface and suction cup are super clean and dry. If that still doesn't work - maybe you're overloading it? I found that was my problem. It doesn't hold as much weight as I'd like.
863561
The one I bought was the same way. I have ordered new shocks to see if that solves the problem.
2149877
You could try to rotate the front mount that the tube is mounted too. Might just need to be re-seated in a better position. Make sure it is also not touching any of the side walls, that could cause vibration.
1411624
It has a rubber faceplate that clips over the front and mounts to the back. It should not jiggle. If it is jiggling take it off, put the front plate on and then snap it into the backplate
1903485
It's not that type of sticky, it's more of a anti-slip so I doubt the bobble head would stay on.
377466
Maybey ur missing a screw in the bottom which helps keep it balanced it sounds like a screw broke i had it happen which made it wobble ,check the bottom
1446243
I think if I can get the seat stabilized it will be comfortable. Have tightend the screws as noted above. Up/down movement has stopped, but the seat still moves left to right when riding. Anyone else having this problem?
698777
Hi, it is normal for it to wiggle for slightly. If the fitment is too tight, it would be hard to remove and re-insert. It should fit tight enough so that it won't slide around though.
1819747
Are you sure you have the right pieces in the right order? I did not experience any difficulty stabiling my stand. perhaps you could try putting the base together first, making sure it's secure,then adding top/higher pieces? Am sorry, this prob isn't much help, but mine was fine.....
972522
I think you are saying this like you already try it. And you are right the adhesive mount is rigid and it wont take the helmet shape. My suggestion use another mount, what about goggles, Do you use googles? try with that. That the only thing I can say. Bless
1305958
I had that problem, there are two little springs that you can try to maneuver. They were under the vent and if you hold them so that the clasp opens you should be able to twist the mount off. It wasn't always easy...