What is a good boom scissor arm for this mic?
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I like the Road scissor mount it can twist onto your desk or you can screw it in if you want folds up to be out to the way if you don't need it
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Yea, I was disappointed too, but the boom arm isn't strong enough to hold the mic and booth up. Sorry, but your easiest solution is a table mic stand> Good luck and happy voicing - take care & God bless. Jerry
808286
I have these mics and use the alligator clip style mic holders. They work fine......can't say the same for 2 of the 4 mics.
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I purchased a $17 "Desk Attached" mic/boom scissor arm stand and it works. I had to really tighten the bolts but I got it. Hope that helps
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The question does not make sense so not able to answer. This is a studio mic stand meant for stationary positioning of a mic for music recording. A boom pole is a hand held lightweight device typically used with a shotgun mic on a movie set for dialog capture.
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The Crown Sound Grabber II PZM has a mini plug. It is a omnidirectional design that would work well as a group mic!
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You can screw any standard shock mount or mic clip to it. The shock mount that came with it seemed like a pretty typical size, and I use it to hold my AKG C200B.
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yes, BUT...the one that was shipped to me had a plastic adapter that had the wrong threads. The end of the scissor boom on mine had the standard 3/8-inch male threaded shaft, and yet the female threads on the adapter that came with the stand I received were obviously not correct and resulted in a very loose fit that was unusable. I ordered the On Stage MA300 5/8-Inch Male to 3/8-Inch Female Knurled 2 Piece Mic Adapter from Amazon. With this adapter it worked great.
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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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A boom mic is excellent or a Microphone For Sony ECM-NV1 DSR-250P HVR-Z1C PANASONIC AJ-MC700P HMC-173MC JJC. I purchased it last year and it works very well.
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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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If u have access to any foam, this will work with any mic. The foam included was to sloppy for my shure ulx handheld. I custom cut a new piece & works great. Easy on and off with removable top & bottom.
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It is detachable and fairly lightweight so using it separately should work out just fine. It extends to a decent length so using it as a hand held boom arm would be doable, I would just recommend some velcro straps to hold your xlr cable to it.
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Even if they aren't a snug fit on the mic arm, you can always cinch a small tie wrap around it to secure it. They can be purchased at most hardware stores or a Radio Shack.
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The mic holder is open-ended and will flex to accommodate and grip most dynamic microphones. That being said the end of the gooseneck is threaded at a standard diameter so if your mic came with a holder or you want to use a shockmount you should be able to use them just fine.
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Hi, Gregory. I use a short Rode shotgun (not a full size shotgun like the Sennheiser 416) with a small mic tripod (they don't seem to sell it here on Amazon anymore, but kind of like the "Vktech New Desktop Table Metal Mini Tripod Microphone Stand" they do sell) with the cable run out the back through the zipper. This works great for me. Pretty sure any average sized studio mic could be fine, like a TLM-103, and obviously Hogan's own branded mic which seems to be about the size of a U85 seems to fit well in the pic. Not sure if this answers your question, but there ya go!
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Trying to find a shockmount for a MXL.006 Microphone and can't determine what will fit other than mfgs. rather expensive mount. Any Help?