I bought this and cant fit the clips for the condenser mics onto a standard mic stand (either 5/8 or 3/8). What am I missing? Edit: There is an insert that comes in the 5/8" slot that is in too tight to remove by hand. Used a pliers and got it turning, but chewed up the plastic a bit. I bought this and cant fit the clips for the condenser mics onto a standard mic stand (either 5/8 or 3/8). What am I missing? Edit: There is an insert that comes in the 5/8" slot... » Read More I bought this and cant fit the clips for the condenser mics onto a standard mic stand (either 5/8 or 3/8). What am I missing? Edit: There is an insert that comes in the 5/8" slot that is in too tight to remove by hand. Used a pliers and got it turning, but chewed up the plastic a bit. « Show Less
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I had trouble too; the clips that are present fit okay, the others you need rubber bands or something to lay them on, unfortunately.
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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...
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Stand itself will work fine with the threaded bit at the bottom of your mic. You will NOT fit a yeti in the shock mount. Not even close to being big enough. Using a much heavier mic than the yeti now and it stays in place very well. You can buy a shock mount for the yeti itself (little pricey) but you'll still be able to use this stand.
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Depends on the mic you own. I purchased a Samson SP01 Shockmount Spider Mount because i have a Condenser Mic. And I'm pretty sure it's a universal screw. Great mic stand though. Very durable.
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yes, BUT...the one that was shipped to me had a plastic adapter that had the wrong threads. The end of the scissor boom on mine had the standard 3/8-inch male threaded shaft, and yet the female threads on the adapter that came with the stand I received were obviously not correct and resulted in a very loose fit that was unusable. I ordered the On Stage MA300 5/8-Inch Male to 3/8-Inch Female Knurled 2 Piece Mic Adapter from Amazon. With this adapter it worked great.
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Your not supposed to use the stabilizer thats the problem there was a plastic piece that came on a clip on mic holder made of plastic that came with my stand i didnt get the one with the stabilizer and all, then when i got the proper stabilizer for my yeti it was too heavy weighed down my tiny little pivot arm and i stripped the screw or bolt trying to tighten it and so i cant use the stabilizer and am force to use this plastic adapter mentioned before, im gonna be replacing the arm asap because it just wont work out for my setup with the yeti being too heavy for the setup to work
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The AT2020 mic is the very microphone I purchased this stand for. Simply unscrew and remove the 5/8"-27 to 3/8"-16 adapter that comes preinstalled and it will screw right onto the stand.
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Unscrew the base from the mic. There's a port on the mic to screw in the stand.
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Just a word of caution. There is a nut that is inserted into screw end, which needs to be removed prior to screwing onto the stand. When we first got it we were concerned that it didn't fit a standard mic stand.
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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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Yes it's got the adapter to make it the standard 5/8" but most of the studio mounts I've bought also come with the 1/4" to 5/8" adapter so that it will fit either of the two most common mic stand threads.
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Question for you. Why would you need this for your M7 microphone? The M7 stand fitting should fit a 5/8"-27 mic stand without this adapter.
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Don't think there would be a problem but can't guarantee it. Mine looks like it would fit multiple condenser mics even.
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Honestly, this stand should never be mounted on those cheesy tripod stands. If you have to, do not use the mic holder on this the insulation unit to also hold your mic. Mount the mic on and insulation unit on separate stands using dumbbell weights on the base of the insulation unit to add weight to hold it up. If you have the money, invest in the Ultimate Support MC125 Boom Stand (I own three of them for my expensive mics). The insulation unit is just too heavy for a regular stand by itself, let alone putting a mic on it. Don't chance it cause it WILL fall and you'll damage nice mics that way. You could get some water pipe and a flange and bolt the flange to a wooden base and that would work better than a regular mic stand too (I thought of doing that at one point). On the positive side...this unit does work nicely and it does what it is supposed to do. Hope this helps.
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Do not trust the adapter that comes with this rig for a Yeti. The metal Yeti will eat the plastic threads on the adapter for lunch. I believe this is the one you need: Microphone Screw Adapter 5/8-inch Male to 3/8-inch Female 2pcs Pack Ordering this one myself, so I'm not 100% sure.UPDATE: I just got the above referenced adapter and it didn't work. The female threads on the Yeti don't bite on the male threads of the adapter. HOWEVER, I think the problem is the Yeti and not the adapter. I tried it on other mic stands that I have and got the same behavior. Called Blue and they are processing a warranty claim for me. Do not trust the adapter that comes with this rig for a Yeti. The metal Yeti will eat the plastic threads on the adapter for lunch. I believe this is the one you need: Microphone Screw Adapter 5/8-inch Male to 3/8-inch Female 2pcs Pack Ordering this one myself, so I'm not 100% sure.UPDATE: I just got the above referenced adapter and it didn't work. The female threads on the Yeti don't bite on the male threads of the adapter. HOWEVER, I think the problem is the Yeti and not the adapter. I tried it on other mic... » Read More Do not trust the adapter that comes with this rig for a Yeti. The metal Yeti will eat the plastic threads on the adapter for lunch. I believe this is the one you need: Microphone Screw Adapter 5/8-inch Male to 3/8-inch Female 2pcs Pack Ordering this one myself, so I'm not 100% sure.UPDATE: I just got the above referenced adapter and it didn't work. The female threads on the Yeti don't bite on the male threads of the adapter. HOWEVER, I think the problem is the Yeti and not the adapter. I tried it on other mic stands that I have and got the same behavior. Called Blue and they are processing a warranty claim for me. « Show Less
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You need a 3/8 to 5/8 mic stand adapter - here is one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Screw-Thread-Adapter-for-Microphone-Stand-5-8-male-to-3-8-female-/161121435615?pt=US_Stands_Mounts_Holders&hash;=item258395ffdf
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You could clamp that mic to the stand, but it's really made for standard , full size mic clips. that use a standard 5/8" thread.
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Hi E Flores. I bought this filter and this is attached on my round stand perfectly! The C-clamp fits most standard mic shafts and the flexible gooseneck holder and swivel mount make it easy to put the Pop Filter exactly where you need it! I think this could be the right model for you, also the price is very affordable. In fact, some places sell the Audiotechnica 2020 with this filter as a bundle. I hope this info help you.