Mic stands can be expensive. They are highly visible to the audience. Why is this tray mount designed to scratch them up so badly? Thanks.
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It is very poorly designed, but I haven't found alternative product. I cut off a piece of rubber hose and slit it, to wrap around top part of stand. This helps it fit better and keeps screw from marring paint.
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Hi, Here are my concerns when I got this product: 1. Very small clamp- I got it hoping that it would fit my music stand and has a VERY SMALL clamp so was not able to use it. 2. This product is VERY HEAVY Be careful with this product-consider a different one that is lighter and that has a better clamp.
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Hi,Here are my concerns when I got this product:1. Very small clamp- I got it hoping that it would fit my music stand and has a VERY SMALL clamp so was not able to use it.2. This product is VERY HEAVYBe careful with this product-consider a different one that is lighter and that has a better clamp.
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this item is extremely heavy. And the connection part between mic and this item is too weak. so i bought one more mic stand for my microphone just to protect it. My microphone which I care a lot. i did not wanna take a risk. i use two separate stands for each. and still dont feel comfortable. buy a stand which is very strong and heavy. i bought this one which is better than regular ones. Pyle-Pro PMKS5 Compact Base Black Microphone Stand it is okay. but i wouldnt use the same stand for both. because i tried and result was really scary.. this item is extremely heavy. And the connection part between mic and this item is too weak. so i bought one more mic stand for my microphone just to protect it. My microphone which I care a lot. i did not wanna take a risk. i use two separate stands for each. and still dont feel comfortable. buy a stand which is very strong and heavy. i bought this one which is better than regular ones. Pyle-Pro PMKS5 Compact Base Black Microphone Stand it is okay. but i wouldnt use the same stand for both. because i tried and result was really scary..
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Well, ensure you are not putting it upside down. The mic holder is "conic" in shape so the mic slide from top down and does not "pop" into it.It would be good if you post a photo of the part. Maybe this is a wrong part sent with the kit.
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The trick is to put it so that the pin and the tab on the microphone go around the negative post - you can bend it so that it holds better. Once it's mechanically stable, solder up and it'll hold forever.
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It essentially makes it "float" so it isn't in contact with any surface. In that way the ringer is a shockmount to avoid vibrations or actual hits on the mic's base or stand.
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I think that tripod was more to put a camera on than anything else but there is definitely an adapter that would enable the mic to attach to that tripod as well. The biggest thing might be whether or not the mic makes it too top heavy and causes it to topple over.
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I haven't run into this personally. But I'd imagine there's a two instances that would cause this. One - it's just picking up the noise of the keyboard like any other sound it picks up. Two - if you use a desktop stand and it's on the same surface and heavy typing sends vibration noise. With the latter, if it's a concern and you can't move the mic, you should be able to find a reasonable shockmount for it. With the former - get a quieter keyboard :)
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The underside of the mic has a threaded inset that will mount onto most typical microphone stands, however the deployable legs still have to be fanned out for good audio/connections.
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I'm using an Audio-Technica AT2020 USB condenser microphone with shock mount and desk stand. It fits fine. I need to be creative to fit script and any prompts inside the booth. There is a script clip at the back and the light is essential and handy. I'm currently sitting to record; standing might be more comfortable and therefore produce more favorable results.
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It's called a Boom Mic stand. As for the actual brand, I'll check it out when I go back to my office.
201560
In addition to the previous answer about an adapter, I can tell you that it's not a good hand-held mike. It's very susceptible to handling noise.
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Mic clips are (at least mostly) universal. Get one that fits the mic, and it will very likely fit on the stand too.
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I wouldn't recommend it. I most recently got an AT2020 with a slightly less body width dimension; and it's a struggle, so much so that the padding is peeling after the first use. So if your going to put one mic in there and leave it, you can bet that it will be secure as long as they wedge in there. But if you plan on switching out mics or repeatedly tear down and assemble your setup, then the best bet is to find another mount.
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As an addendum to my first answer, I use the mic stands fully extended straight up. I do not use the stands in a "studio boom mic" configuration as shown in the advertisement. I have to have the mics as high up as possible to minimize audience noise. I hope this helps. Best wishes.
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The problem is the case for the microphones is made of alum. The only thing you can do is try to get tabs as tight as you can to the solder post. That was the only way I could make mine work the only other way I can think of is buy a different type of microphone that does no require the tabs on the case to touch the post. If you can't make it work write me back and I see if I can help you more.
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I have it on a Pro Line Microphone Boom Stand. It has a tripod stand, so it's able to support the weight without tipping over. A stand with a wider diameter would be optimal, since it's a little heavy and will tip over with a regular mic stand. It has a universal mic screw, so it should screw in easily. I have an AT4040 and fits perfectly. Loving this isolation shield. Get a mic filter if you don't have one. All that together, makes the audio come out clean. Hope I answered your question.
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The mic comes packaged with an adjustable clip (holder) that has a standard screw mount. The clip should attach to most mic stands.