Can you unscrew the top head of this stand? I'd like to add this gooseneck extension to it: http://www.amazon.com/Stage-Microphone-19-inch-Gooseneck Can you unscrew the top head of this stand? I'd like to add this gooseneck extension to it: http://www.amazon.com/Stage-Micro... » Read More Can you unscrew the top head of this stand? I'd like to add this gooseneck extension to it: http://www.amazon.com/Stage-Microphone-19-inch-Gooseneck « Show Less
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The top doesn't screw on it just and there are no threads. It comes with the top piece unattached.
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I purchased this stand basically of this comment because it says it will fit the Audio Technica at2020 but It' doesn't work for me. The base at the top of this mount it's to big to be able to fit the adapter that came with my microphone. Is there something else I need to purchase? I really don't know what to do.
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If the On Stage is 5/8"-27 U.S. standard thread, look at the shock mount where it attaches to stand. There is a 3/8"-18 European thread adapter installed. Take a Penny and use it to engage the two slots on both sides, then turn counter clockwise to remove. Many folks have not had the sense to do this and returned the SP01 because it won't fit their stand or have given it a bad review.
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Just use the screw and wrap the clamp around your mic stand and tighten up the Screw!
1455030
Forgive me, but which Rode microphone do you have? What is the model number? For example, the Rode NTG-1 Condenser Shotgun Microphone usually comes with a microphone 'stand' adaptor that will fit the microphone stand. But if I knew which model of Rode microphone you want to use I might be able to answer your question better. Thanks..
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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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As I look at it, the "boom" part of this stand is attached to the actual stand portion by a threaded connection just below the angle adjustment knuckle, therefore it would be possible to take the boom arm off of the stand if you wanted, you simply unscrew it from the stand shaft. The only way that it would not be removable is if the boom knuckle were welded or crimped to the stand shaft, and that is HIGHLY unlikely. I've used this type of boom stand for many years and this is how they all were built.
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You do have to loosen the locking device that attaches the tablet bracket to the mic stand attachment, and the same would hold true for the table top bracket, but it can be done with one hand. GL
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Not entirely sure what you are asking so Ill just go thru the basics. Ok so it comes with the allen wrench, which is used to attach the bottom legs, also it comes with the small wrench. that is to tighten the nut in the middle of the 'X' Section in case it comes loose at some point. To adjust the height of the stand, you pull the knob like piece towards you and it moves the locking pin out of the hole. then you can open or close the stand to get it to the height you desire. When it is at the height you want you release the pin and it snaps into one of the 6 holes that determine the height of the stand locking it in place. At times the screw and nut that holds the 'X' part together comes loose and you use the little wrench and screwdriver to tighten it, but this does not occur often. I hope this answers your question, if not please explain more as to what info you are looking to gain and ill try to answer. thanks!
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The two lock screws that attach the base to the mic easily unscrew so that the base and mic can be separated. The mic stand screws into the threads on the bottom of the mic. I nearly never actually use the base, only the stand.
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Yes, the gooseneck can be separated from the base. There is a USB connection on the base.
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I just used a boom mic stand without the boom. Here's a picture: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151061528266019&l;=1bc1419db0
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Hi there. The Gooseneck is 14" long. It makes it long enough to clamp to a Blue Yeti, and be easily positioned in front of the microphone, or clamped to your desk and easily positioned in front of any other type of USB microphone.
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A regular boom mic stand would work,. that's what I use I just take off the the attached part and I use the single straight stand hope this helps
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The mic holder is open-ended and will flex to accommodate and grip most dynamic microphones. That being said the end of the gooseneck is threaded at a standard diameter so if your mic came with a holder or you want to use a shockmount you should be able to use them just fine.
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Yes you can. Actually, it comes with a screw and you can unscrew it if you want.Thanks!!!!
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Yes, just make sure you get the right one. There is a square adapter and a round one. Get the one for your gooseneck. I screwed up and got the wrong one the first go around.