Would it fit a mxl .006 usb mic?
159482
According to MXL's website, that mic is 47mm and this supports up to 50mm mics, so I would have to yes it'll fit. My mic is 50mm and it's extremely tight.
612008
If there is an external plug for a microphone then it'll work but this particular mic is a p.o.s. I returned mine.
487197
it has a standard sized thread for a mic clip, so while you will probably need a specific mic clip (the one provided probably won't work, but one probably came with your mic) that mic clip will most absolutely fit this stand and it will work great
977852
I am not sure about that mic but I use it for the Blue Yeti as well as my MXL 990. It is a very strong mic stand with a heavy base and strong tighteners. The yeti is huge so I think the snowball would work but can't say for sure! I love the stand though. Great for heavy duty mics for podcasting, online radio, and announcing.
485434
Yes, just make sure you buy the "frane" case. Because on the original housings the ports are not accessible. And what ever mic you attach it must be a 3.5mm male.
1857662
I believe so, yes! It may require an adapter, but I think you should be fine to use this mic!
1826533
http://www.magicmicstore.com/EnterTech-Magic-Sing-Sub-Mics-Accessories-s/51.htm. i belive this is what your looking for.
624803
I don't know--the quality wasn't very good so I returned it. I suppose I should have written a review. I had bought three different mikes, and the one we liked the best was the MXL AC404 USB Conference Microphone. It's not being used on a PC, though--it is plugging into a Cisco desk phone.
1326494
It will not, as received. If you are mechanically inclined, remove the mic locking bushing from bottom of shock mount by carefully prying it out from the bottom using a flat blade screwdriver. (Do not try to remove the bushing from MXL stand mount). Then obtain two rubber "O" rings about 7/8" inside diameter with 1/8" thickness. Stretch them, one at a time, onto the outside of bushing removed from bottom of shock mount. This acts as a spacer to take up slack when screwed onto 550. Put the 550 into mount and carefully screw the bushing (lock nut) onto mic and snug it up till mic is secure. The "O" rings should be on the outside of shock mount bottom. Be careful not to cross thread when starting to screw it on. Another way would be to put bushing through hole in bottom of mount and hold it whilst turning mic until snug. Don't forget to remove the thread adapter from stand fitting if you are using it with U.S. 5/8" stands. Works well for me.
1243580
Well there is an adapter inside that makes it fit the smaller diameter stands and the larger ones when you take it out. Unless your stands are not the standard size or there was a defect in manufacturing then it should fit. Post some pics if the stand you are using along with the mic clips and everything. Put it on Dropbox.com if you can't post pics in comments here...
400320
I am not quite sure but it is adjustable so I think it would fit most any type. I purchased one for our church and had no idea if it would fit and they were able to fit the mic quite easily. Good luck! I think it is great value!
1697867
It's an industry standard mic stand with a standard screw in top. If your mic has an industry standard screw hole in the bottom, then it will fit.
2176675
You should try looking at the MXL AC404 USB Conference Microphone on Amazon. I think that one would be better for you.
1069502
You're best bet is to get an XLR mic and an XLR - 1/4" adapter. I did a short search for USB - 1/4" adapter and only found the opposite...
777576
I'm not sure but in any case I wouldn't buy it just because of its severely limited compatibility. Ideally you want a mic that will plug into anything and work. This isn't it.
101544
I'm not positive, but it is a standard microphone setup, so I'd say it will work. I'm not familiar with that mic though.Hope this helps
1419596
I am fairly certain it will. This is a Motorola mic for a Motorola Radio. Make sure the mic pin to the radio will accept just ONE jack. The mic has only one jack.....not two.