Is there a way to mount this on a wall? Also, do you need any additional purchase to mount on a mic stand?
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There are no provisions to mount this on the wall, besides, you will occassionally need access to the rear anyways. Also - you dont need to purchase anything additional to mount it on a mircrophone stand, as it already comes with an adaptor just for that purpose. If you are handy enough, you could mount it on the wall using the bottom center hole that's supposed to be used for the mircophone stand, so it would work like a swivel mount. You would have to fabricate this type of mount yourself.
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No. You need not mount anything on wall. The stand gives provisions for mounting.
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The attachment is the same as for light stands. Not tripod. It's plenty strong for a mic. But you'll need to figure out how to attach it.
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There are no threads anywhere on the stand but you may be able to attach the stand to the mic clip using the stand's leg if you can find a way to thicken/widen the leg itself (PVC pipe maybe?).
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You could get a "microphone booth", but if you make it yourself, it'd be inexpensive. Also, I'd recommend getting a mic stand, a shock mount, and a pop filter, but these things aren't "necessary" just nice little additives to make you sound a bit better if you're willing to spend a little more money.
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There is no formal way of mounting this machine on a wall. There may be some custom mount for it somewhere but I have not found one. I was thinking about installing an in wall box and putting it up that way but you cant remove the stand and there are not any mounting holes on this.
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See previous answers as they are all sound (no pun intended) solutions. I use the straight mic stand with heavy round bass with long screw on portion of mic stand. I use mine to surround the back of my video cam to eliminate unnecessary crowd noise when video recording my performances.
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I don't actually think that the screw-on mount will separate any vibration noise, but then again, this mic is not very sensitive to noise anyway, it's the opposite of a condenser! For the rest, see the other answer, good points, I use a standard stand however...
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It comes with an adapter that screws on the mic stand, once the adapter is on the mic stand the speaker slides in to the adapter and you can actually attach a boom on top of the speaker with the other adaptor that comes with the speaker. I had no problems with this unit and I use it for lots of differrent senarios.
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I use mine for backdrop so I have a stand but I have tacked a piece to the wall your probably better off buying PVC piping and make a DIY stand you can google it
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A regular mic stand is exactly what you would need if you wish to mount the theremin on a stand. If the stand has a retaining nut, please remove the nut before mounting the theremin. It will slip over the threads and sit snugly on the stand. Please be aware that a stand is not required, although it can be a welcome addition. You can play this instrument as a tabletop model. Thanks!
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I haven't mount on the wall, but there is stand in instrument so u can mount on wall
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the end of this stand is a standard mic stand end screw connection. if you have a way to mount the mic on any stand you will be able to on this one as well
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You can add any mic holder to it. It's just like a tall stand, only short LOL.
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It won't be stable enough unless you have a heavy studio boom. It would be better to mount this on its own tripod style stand and use the mic on the boom. I use this with a tripod stand and have the mic mounted with it.
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Hi Its Ed, you can buy third party mounting accessory for this speakers in order to wall mout it. -Vincent
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You need a standard mic stand.... it is built with a universal fitting...and there is an extender piece...that allows you to use one stand...one for the shield and the extender holds the mic. It also has rubber feet..if you have a table top mic...it can sit on a table.