How long is the distance from the bottom of the mount to the mic mount? I would like an exact measurement...
1253638
I don't understand the measurement you're seeking. By the bottom, do you mean the desk bracket? If so, that distance varies depending on much you articulate the arm. Please clarify and I'll make whatever measurement you mean.
1253639
I don't think I quite understand your question but I will answer as best I can. From the mount to the elbow is 21.75 inches. (Outer dimensions) From the elbow to the mic mount is 20.0 inches Folded and fully closed as in the pic from the mount clamp horizontally out to the mic is 6.0 inches From the horizontal plane at the mount top up to the mic mount in the closed position is about 4.0 inches fully extended out is 38.5 but pointing to the sky. The problem with this mount for me is the hinge point at the mount is limited to maybe 80 degrees. The angle you see in the pic is the extent of its travel in the other direction. The center hinge to the mic part has more travel maybe 140 degrees. This was disappointing to me, as I wanted to mount the boom on a wall and pull it out and down into place when needed. I also wanted the boom and mic to go straight back and flat against the wall. So if you were to draw a vertical line straight up from the mount to the center hinge the mic can only get to about 18 inches from the wall. So though they call this an overhead boom it did not work for me, but would make a good desktop mounted boom.
421201
No, I don't know what the max length wouold be. But, I have used a 20' length mic cable with no problems before. I would assume it could handle 30' as I had plenty of gain headroom at the 20' length.
2168699
I make it 5/8", which is pretty standard for mic stands, and the item includes an insert that reduces the diameter to 3/8". It's actually the insert that is golden, and you remove it to attach to a standard connector.
2168700
I don't what the size is in inches. The brass part is an insert for the shock mount (the golden metal). The shock mount itself mounts to the mic stand (without the brass insert) and is the standard size to fit the threading on a standard mic stand. The brass insert reduces the standard size to a somewhat smaller size, but I don't know what that size is - all of my mic stands are the standard size. So this fits all of them.Not much ... but I hope it helps.
902529
The shock mount has a collar that friction-fitd a microphone with a barrel diameter of 1.25 to maybe 1.5 inches. Can't speak to try hat specific mike, but that measurement should answer the question.
1650836
I am sorry. I can't answer the question. The mic did not work for the application (off label) I tried, so I do not know how it will work.
475120
It is almost 10 feet long , this is a great microphone , I am very pleased with it !
94209
I have been out of touch and just saw your question. Unfortunately I will not be at the location of the device until next week at which time I can make an exact measurement.
21598
From tip of the ear piece to tip of the jack (end to end) it's 4'. From the jack to the left/right split it's about 2.5'. The mic is about 6" from the base of the left headphone...it's long enough to be in my jacket pocket then go under my shirt up into my ears with plenty of slack.
702550
Hello Jon. The only thing on the bottom of the mic is a mini USB port, headphone jack, and a female threaded opening for a jack-stand. That picture looks a little deceiving. Not sure where they plugged it in, maybe the jack-stand opening? I just attached to the back of the Yeti as directed. Works fine.
2176458
Hi, I measure exactly 50 inches from tip to tip. The actual cord is 48 inches from the entry into the jack to the entry into the microphone. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. Allow me to mention: The clip, holding/attached to the cable is not tight and easily slides. I do not like the fact that it slips so easily.David
1662333
The one that came with mine was a 10ft cable. Good choice on the mic by the way. Happy recording!
1560648
I measured the wire on the soft wire microphone. It is roughly 9 inches from the edge of the mic to the plug. Total length, including the mic and the cord is 10 inches. I bought this to fit my Scorpion EX-900. Sena recommended I use the boom mic inside my chin bar. I tried it and have stuck with it. Hope this helps.
828527
I measured mine at about 46 inches, from where it joins the headset to the tip of the plug.
1629593
If I understand your question correctly, the reach from your mic is not based on this mount, it's based on the length of your cable from your Yeti. The cable will go along this mount and then the remainder of the cable will connect to your computer. The total length of the mount is about 3-4 feet so you will need a cable that is at least 5 feet long. I hope this helps.
181902
Mic has both a shoe mount and a tripod thread. Output is by 3.5 mm stereo plug. Because of the length of the output cable, your mic input jack needs to be within about 10" from the shoe mount.
1735198
Don't know exactly but seems to be at least eight feet. Goes over the top of my desk to the floor and to the computer. When I stand up and hold the mic up over my head to about seven feet there is still a little slack. Hope this helps answer the question.