Hey can this stand use for Audio-Technica AT2035 ?
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It probably can, but if you extend the boom to far out it will fall. Due to the weight of the microphone.
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Yes, this stand should be able to accommodate standard screw on mics and mic clips, but I would not attempt to record vocals with this stand, it is pretty flimsy and might droop under the weight during a take.
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The Pyle-Pro is a very light, inexpensive small floor boom stand. It works fine for Unisphere, and Unidyne Mics; the Audio-Technica AT2035 looks like the higher-end Studio-type--the Pyle should be able to hold it but you might want to invest in a slightly higher-end stand--especially if you're working with higher profile talent--I ordered a batch of the Pyles because they will get a lot of school use (audio-visual) with hundreds of people over the school year--if they break it, it's no great loss....Good Luck, Dr. Mike Meehan/SUNO
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A stand can take any mic. You just have to have the proper mic holder to screw onto the boom. But as for this Pyle stand, it is too cheaply built. The adjusting knob stripped the first time it was tightened down! I don't recommend this stand.
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Unfortunately this mic would not be the best for that application but the Audio Technica AT2050 would be more suitable for you. Audio Technica AT2050 Studio Condenser Mic Bundle w/Pop Filter, Mic Cable & Boom Stand Thanks for your interest!
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I'm not familiar with that particular model. I use it with the Audio Technica AT 2005. Looking at the image of the 2500, it doesn't look like it would, but I couldn't say for sure.
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The problem is the shock mount doesn't fit onto the metal rod of the stand. I had to have the thread machined down. Also, the atr2500 has a USB cable. This stand comes equipped with an XLR cable.
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Yes it can, i however i had no use for it so i cut it out because i use an AT2020 with the stand.
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try searching amazon for ( audiotechnica ath cable ) their are many to choose from.
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it has a standard sized thread for a mic clip, so while you will probably need a specific mic clip (the one provided probably won't work, but one probably came with your mic) that mic clip will most absolutely fit this stand and it will work great
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It will fit if you use the included adapter; however, because of the fact that this cartridge is really intended for P-mount turntables, you would be better off to get a regular half-inch mount cartridge, which will fit natively on your Dual without requiring an adapter. I would recommend the Audio-Technica AT95E, which offers similar audio quality as the AT92E but is a better match for your Dual.
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I'm using an Audio-Technica AT2020 USB condenser microphone with shock mount and desk stand. It fits fine. I need to be creative to fit script and any prompts inside the booth. There is a script clip at the back and the light is essential and handy. I'm currently sitting to record; standing might be more comfortable and therefore produce more favorable results.
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This mic stand has an integrated Integral 3-pin XLRM-type extension cable (which is the type of output that the AT2020 mic uses, I believe), and a 5/8" threaded connector to hold the mic (which I believe the AT2020 also uses). As far as I can tell, it would work perfectly with it. I also bolted a Nady MPF-6 6-Inch Clamp On Microphone Pop Filter on mine. Works quite well.
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They fit rather snugly on the Ortofon headshell assembly. They're compatible between Ortofon assemblies, but I would not count on it working on an Audio Technica assembly.
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I am not familiar with that microphone, I looked at online and it appears to have it's own stand, and I don't know it would work. Sorry I don't have an answer for you
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Most mic stands come with the extra piece needed to use the AS32. You can try to find the extra piece or order another stand.
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The OP is asking about the Audiotechnica headphones. To give an answer, I wouldn't bet on it. While they both may be 2.5 mm, there could be subtle differences in the shaping that could prevent a proper fit.
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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.
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Any desktop stand should do the trick, just consider that this microphone is somewhat heavy. Sample: http://www.thomann.de/be/millenium_ds_30.htm or http://www.thomann.de/be/millenium_ds_100.htm
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You need a different Isoacoustics model, which you can determine here: http://www.isoacoustics.com/files/chart.pdf These are fantastic stands - best of luck!