What stand manufacturers or particular models would you recommend for this mic? I'd like to get some semblance of a boom style tripod stand if possib
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Hi as I live in Melbourne Australia I picked up a boom stand available here called "AMS" and it suits the mic well. I think any good quality boom mic stand will work.
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I got a cheaper mic stand for about 40 bucks from guitar center. I believe it was a pro line. However, I'd recommend forking over a little more cash. While my mic stands works fine, I have to be careful about how far the mic is out, and which leg it's over because this mic is really heavy. Like Chris Mitchell said, get a nicer stand since it's a nice mic. A sturdy one should hold its weight and prevent any possibility of the stand tipping.
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I got my stand at guitarcenter. I actually went to their store and told them the mic I have and they recommended a few stands. It all depends what stand you want and your budget. This mic is expensive, so get a decent stand. I believe I paid no more than 100$ on my DR Pro Tripod Mic stand. They have it available for 71.99 on their website. It's made very well!
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Should be compatible with most mics. You will use the attachment that comes with the mic or buy a shock mount that will fit onto the boom.
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I would say you'd be better off with a standard height boom stand. This I use mainly for kick drum mics and guitar cabs.
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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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Actually you would need 2 short boom stands, and 1 tall boom stand. It would not hurt to also get 4 sennhieser mzh604 drum clamp for e604. The clamps that come with these mics are poorly made . That's the only bad thing about these mics . Other than that these mics rock!
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I'd use a condenser mic on mine, but there's always a tipping point if the boom is extended too far, true with any boom stand.
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Hey Shannon! You can use any mic you like with this unit. Peavey makes a mic / stand / clip / cable bundle that we offer for $49. It's a tremendous value! Give us a call and we can arrange a special price for you. 330-546-7076 Thanks!
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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.
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It's called a Boom Mic stand. As for the actual brand, I'll check it out when I go back to my office.
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Just need to find the balancing point. Slide the mic pole so the mic sits closer to tripod. If the mic is extended as far from base as pic shows it will definitely fall over from the weight of mic. Hope this helps!
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Standard threaded mic stand. It comes with a thread adapter if you'd need them. I have a stereo-pair, use them on On-Stage mic stands. No issues. E-z, p-z, lemon squeezy.
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The Seller of GTD Audio, Audio-USA, recommended Tour Grade TMX407 Universal Microphone Clip. We asked. Ordered one. Have not used it. Mics stays either in hand or is constantly passed around. So we have not Ordered any more yet. With that said, all hand held Mics should be mounted on a Mic stand. We use them for Meetings & Presentation Q&A; Discussion. Hope this helps.
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A shock mount is not used with this kind of microphone. Just a typical microphone holder will due. This microphone (e835) can be purchased for less than $100, and should come with a storage bag and a microphone holder. In fact, on Amazon you can buy everything you need for $99, including a bag, mount, and stand from Sonic Sense. Just search Amazon for e835 and you will see it. Btw, I don't work for Sonic Sense and have never purchased an item from them, just thought I would give you a heads up. Of course, the decision is yours as far as who to purchase from.
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Your mic should come with an adapter the should fit the boom. The boom gets the job done and it's strong! Trust...
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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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This stand is too weak to hold the Yeti, I suggest getting the RODE PSA1 Swivel Mount Studio Microphone Boom Arm, It's a bit more pricey, but It's the only one at a low cost point beefy enough to hold the Blue Yeti up. You're also going to need a new shock mount if you havn't purchsed one already.
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The mic comes with a pretty decent mount which should fit most general mic stands. You could invest in a shockmount and a general mic stand. As for a cable, I would get a planet waves XLR cable. You can get any type of XLR but I just like planet waves, they are a great company that make good, sturdy cables. This is a good shockmount that should fit your mic http://www.amazon.com/Samson-Technologies-SP01-Spider-Shockmount/dp/B000LQLDM2 It's a great mic, enjoy it!!