What case do you use to safely transport this microphone?
155517
Actually, I didn't buy a case for the mic. I'm using the box it came in, which is in pretty good shape still and is pretty safe. I guess a case would be better, but I am not missing one yet.
155518
It is built like a tank. As long as you don't drop it or put water on it or crush it. It's fine with its soft case
155519
It's built tough and I use the original box to transport or I have it hanging on my stand and no problems with it. Love it.
1249904
Neither! not for acoustics, electrics only! and it is not well padded is more of a storage dust proof bag, not good for transportation.
418484
I cannot find a carrying case specifically for this model. I found a a soft cotton bag with a snap closure that fits my VZ-1, and keep the whole thing in a small toolbox with some other accessories and cables. Works for me.
1584640
You can try a company called RADIUS. Radiustoothbrush.com. They have travel cases for $2.95
538527
Hi lei, we suggest the LCS CSW case for carrying the camera with enough space for an extra battery. Thanks_Mitch
1363220
Not really. The mic extends about 10mm past the protected area, so it makes contact with the top flap. I could see the potential for damage when pushing down on the case to put it on a belt. I put mine in a bag, so I'm careful not to put anything on top of it
404880
I use a bluetooth headset case I bought from a Verizon store. It costs about $10 and has a magnetic closure and a sturdy belt clip. BTW, You don't have to have an account with Verizon to purchase their accessories.
1509427
Livia, In short, the standard microphone package from Shure (the one advertised) does not come with any type of case. Though, it may be a moot point, because anything less than a hard, external metal case would not do much to protect this microphone much more than it naturally protects itself. Its hard, unmoving metal shell and tank-like weight and build (relatively) set itself apart from most any other microphone, and it has proved itself more than sturdy across the board, from personal and non personal experience. Of course, I would read into that statement and this review more than I should as a perspective buyer spending this type of money, so I will make it clear: one of the least things you have to worry about is an external case, necessarily. The microphone essentially protects itself from the standard drop or impact!
2147418
The pictures there was the old version of the case, the new one will have another hole right where the mic at. It will work, don't worry.
116883
No, not at all. The mic and speakers are completely exposed. I am still using this case. After several months it still looks new, scratch free, absolutely protective on many hard surfaces from falling 4ft.
2265705
Try the Sony LCS-X20 soft carrying case. Very nice case for only $20.00. It holds all the cords, with inside divided compartment and an outside zipper compartment as well. A lot better for half the cost.
1907991
Even if they aren't a snug fit on the mic arm, you can always cinch a small tie wrap around it to secure it. They can be purchased at most hardware stores or a Radio Shack.
1648334
No case. It's a rather large mic really made to stay on your desk etc. not mobile and weighs about 4 lbs
212567
I've used a couple of different microphones, so any standard studio mike/usb mic will work. I use aweighted standard desk stand with my Audio Technica and a windscreen. Mic and stand size should not be an issue. Also, a shock mount should fit fine.I've been recording spec spots for my radio clients with it. Works great.
437949
I'm sorry -- I wish I could help you Ed. It is a typical size microphone -- easy to transport. The stand adjusts easily but as far as your question, I have no idea.
175638
How about a small camera case. My husband bought one of these headsets and we went to Big Lots and found a really small camera case. It also holds his phone so he doesn't have to deal will two holders. We also looked at small cell phone cases. They would work too.
2093442
This case was brought to transport the keyboard for short distance gigs. We have an anvil case for long hauls. Its a gig bag. Light weight with wheels. I do not that I would use it for airplane flight.