Can the headband can be removed from the mic, would like to mount this to an existing pair of headphones. Also is the boom a gooseneck (positionable)?
829248
The headband can be removed from the mic. (I would suggest trying to buy just the headband part separately instead of buying a whole headset). I don't know what a boom is but the end part does move if that's what you're asking.
829249
To remove it would be difficult you would have to customize it heavily, the gooseneck is adjustable, but you can not make it longer.
1573835
Yes it can. It is big and a bit heavy but a simple mic stand could hold it. Just make sure it can be tighten well. I use a boom stand vertically and have had no issues so far but I always make sure to remove my mic as soon as I'm done with it. You don't want that falling over.
2045456
As long as you can attach the base to the helmet the boom mike is able to be used. You can velcro the speakers to any head cover that goes over your ears but a 3/4 helmet would be a better solution.Hope this helps.
1718411
As an addendum to my first answer, I use the mic stands fully extended straight up. I do not use the stands in a "studio boom mic" configuration as shown in the advertisement. I have to have the mics as high up as possible to minimize audience noise. I hope this helps. Best wishes.
2038698
The shock mount only works with rode microphones... Had to find that out the hard way :(
1795580
Okay.... so the mic holder has on one side (you can't see it in this picture.) the mic swivel and attachment. It is the standard size like a regular mic clip screwing onto the top of mic stand. I use a standard boom mic for use as an overhead for my drums. I've also screwed it onto a small floor mic in front of my bass drum. The mic works excellent! You'll be very pleased.
2013277
The round part of the non-mic end of the boom had Velcro hook on it. The kit has a sticky of the Velcro that you attach to the helmet wherever you need it. Mine is positioned close to the wireless module and it is a surprisingly good system to mount it.
1459402
Kind of......on the bottom of the microphone itself is a place where it can be screwed onto a mic stand. It won't fit onto a mic holder that screws onto a mic stand, but if you take of the mic holder off of the mic stand the mic can easily be screwed onto the mic stand itself. It's a great mic for the price as I've got a LOT of mileage from mine and have never had a problem with it.
1454642
I thought I was getting a boom mic for use with my modular helmet. I was a little disappointed when I saw the button mic. As it turned out the wired button mic (no boom) worked well to be attached to the cheek padding. That doesn't answer your question but might affect your decision.
2112699
Is this really the case, that the boom can NOT be unscrewed from the base? Has anyone who has this stand actually tried removing the boom from the base and found that it indeed can not?
2165046
my model has the mic for a closed face helmet. There is and options for a boom mic that will work with open face..
2067102
No; the microphone does not fold.However the boom does rotate upward to a position very near the headband so it could be safely stored in a case; aligning the boom with the headband would likely put the professional quality microphone in jeopardy of being damaged by the headband in storage.Also, we use our headset in a studio environment and have never looked for or put it in a case.
1811123
Yes there is a mic and it's NOT detachable, but it doesn't retract into the headset. There is a YouTube video in this head phone if you wanna see the slick mic disappear into the head phone. And there is a mute button
1719656
Hard to know, since I don't have an Audio-Technia. But my mike has only a moderately heavy base, and it works, and I think the reason is that they clamp attaches so low on the gooseneck that it doesn;t radically change the center of gravity. But, the equilibrium is such that it is a close question. I suppose if it became annoying, one could glue a heavier base to the mike pedestal.
1409631
The module mounts with a clip-style attachment to the side of your helmet. The earpieces mount on the inside of your helmet. One earpiece has the boom mic coming off of it. The wires are routed along the helmet pads to the main control unit attached to the outer shell of the helmet. It would be able to be used with a modular helmet as well with no problem.
1341509
It is supposed to "bobble" a bit... That's the whole point of the shockmount. The more stiffly the mic is held, the more noise is transmitted to it as a result of physical motion (such as moving items on the table where the mic is sitting, or walking near the mic, etc.). The flexibility of the mount allows these vibrations to dissipate. It IS possible for the elastic to be too loose (especially with age)... But as a general rule, the flexibility in the system is good.
1455032
Your mic should come with an adapter the should fit the boom. The boom gets the job done and it's strong! Trust...