how do you put the microphone and stand together
2003071
The stand comes assembled (it folds) from what I remember. The mic slides into the mic holder and there is a clip to help with the cord. Very simple - it's possible we had to use a screw or two, but I ordered this a few years back and can't remember. I know it was easy.
203778
There is no owners manual. There might be instructions on the back in English as to how to attach it to a mic stand, but it is very simple, you just screw the bottom onto the stand, adjust the phillips head screw (I think that's what is on the side) if needed, insert your mic and you're ready to go. Should take no more than 2 minutes tops.
1339076
The microphone doesn't matter. It needs an actual mic stand to clamp to or potentially a thinner table top with a lip on it.
1135481
The microphone itself and an attachment for microphone stand. It is an elastic cradle type mic stand adapter.
2937
The nubs on the speakers are the microphones, the microphones should point towards your voice making sure they are symmetrically pointed in the same direction. Here is a video to help! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjM_39GWjjI
1538459
If you buy the mic, you plug it in at the top on the right (if you look on the back of the unit at the top, you will see the label for 'mic' and 'ear'. The mic is on the top as well
75754
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?).
679761
I have the same issue before and I could not able to find the location of microphone. I tried to record and found the quality of recoded voivce was OK infront or in the left side it.
250398
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.
1229375
The mic is located atop the front part of the unit near the lens. You will see 2 screws and the mic is the small hole between the 2 screws.
862210
This is the stand and the base... all you need to do is screw on your mic holder.
1590922
The mic is sitting in a stand with a flat base. Just lift the mic off the base.
1514138
The trick is to make a solid mechanical connection. The microphone elements have a double tab on one side that you can use to bend around the pin you mounted on the board, and you can twist the other tab out a bit to wedge against the other pin. This will let you apply heat to both pin and tab with the soldering iron. You will also need to apply heat for longer than just about any other joint to get the solder to flow. Without the solid mechanical connection, you'll either be heating the tab or the pin instead of the whole joint, so even if solder flows, it'll only bond correctly with one of them. The trick is to make a solid mechanical connection. The microphone elements have a double tab on one side that you can use to bend around the pin you mounted on the board, and you can twist the other tab out a bit to wedge against the other pin. This will let you apply heat to both pin and tab with the soldering iron. You will also need to apply heat for longer than just about any other joint to get the solder to flow. Without the solid mechanical connection, you'll either be heating the tab or the pin instead of the whole joint, so even if solder flows, it'll only bond correctly with one... » Read More The trick is to make a solid mechanical connection. The microphone elements have a double tab on one side that you can use to bend around the pin you mounted on the board, and you can twist the other tab out a bit to wedge against the other pin. This will let you apply heat to both pin and tab with the soldering iron. You will also need to apply heat for longer than just about any other joint to get the solder to flow. Without the solid mechanical connection, you'll either be heating the tab or the pin instead of the whole joint, so even if solder flows, it'll only bond correctly with one of them. « Show Less
1199437
Yes it requires a stand. It needs to be screwed into a proper mic holder. It's about 8 or 9 inches.
1876035
You need a computer and a software. Then, you plug your mic to the unit and the USB interface cable to the computer. Good luck!
2183353
It comes with the microphone, a foam cover and the mic "holder" that would attach to a stand (not included). Something to keep in mind (and ended up stinging me) is that the mic "holder" has a female connector, so if your mic stand also has a female connector (like mine does), you'll need to get the appropriately sized male-male converter. You can order them for pretty cheap on Amazon!
683326
There is no mic stand included. The mic is totally wireless so, you can't plug it in. Also, the included mic is not powerful at all.