I have a mic stand but the shock mount thread is too large. What adapter do I need for it ?
882527
I'm not sure. You may have to take the stand and the shock mount to a dealer to see what fits. I have standard mic stands and it wasn't a problem for me.
525984
Heres a vid that may help. I bought my adapter off ebay a while back and i cant find the link. http://filmflap.blogspot.com/2012/07/painters-pole-mic-adapter.html?m=1
1268426
I guess it will... You would need a shock mount though... It will screw on to any standard shockmount.. You might need an adapter for smaller shock mounts...it depends on what you have!But it works nicely and is heavy enough to hold the mic! I recomend it ;)
1316790
Was reading into it for you. The Samson mic has a 5/8" hole which will require and adapter that is not included with this stand, So you'll need something that's 3/8" female to 5/8" male adapter. So with that adapter, it should work just fine. Hope that helps http://www.amazon.com/Microphone-Screw-Adapter-8-inch-Female/dp/B00DY4X6ZK/ref=sr_1_3?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1391410516&sr=1-3&keywords=3%2F8+to+5%2F8
1454235
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.
593318
Heya, this will depend on the fitting on your shock mount. I use a Rode mic, so the fittings from the swivel to the Rode shock mount are compatible.....there is prolly a help line or link on the site that should be able to give you specifics and measurements for the screw-on fitting. Cheers, kkvoicebender
103641
If your mic has standard USA threads it should be fine however some have European threading in that case you'll need to buy an adapter (available on Amazon) or try the Adjustable Desktop Mic Stand (also available on Amazon) that has the adapter built in.
1286245
Absolutely. I literally have an sm7b attached to mine right now.Note that the USA "standard" and the European "standard" are NOT the same. I got a microphone recently that did not mention it had European threads and it would not fit on any of my stands. Ugh. I got the Mic Screw Adapter below, which is very cheap insurance in case you ever encounter this (say, playing at a friend's house.)On Stage MA100 3/8-Inch Male to 5/8-Inch Female Mic Screw Adapter
1795578
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.
1455033
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
43486
Are you referring to the size of the threads where the clip screws onto the stand? There are two different sizes, and if you have the small diameter threads, there may be a threaded insert in the clip that can be removed. If you see slots at the edge of the brass, use a coin or a large screwdriver and simply unscrew the insert, which will reveal the larger thread size. If there isn't a removable insert in the clip, you need one of these: On Stage MA100 3/8-Inch Male to 5/8-Inch Female Mic Screw Adapter
279764
If the shock mount will screw onto a standard threaded fitting on a regular mic stand, just like a regular mic clip, yes it will.
185872
standard mic stand threading. It screws right on the end of a mic stand with no adapters needed.
1849237
Yes, a standard mic stand will work and I use one. However, this unit is a bit heavy for it and can be unstable and harder to screw in and out. I recommend a heavy mic stand, not a light one, or go with the manufacturer stand.
132343
Sure. The shock mount clamps around the girth of the mic. You shouldn't have any problem. I've had no issues with this mount as of yet. I've had it for about a year and a half now.
2192028
It has a "European" thread which is smaller than the standard US mike stand. You need a small adapter. Take it to a music store and they will find one for you.
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.