Can the mic bracket be mounted on the top for a downward hanging microphone? And is it adjustable enough to work with a Shure SM7B?
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Paul, This is a very high quality vocal isolation shield but as such it has considerable heft(The best on the market, IMHO). Of course you can mount it upside-down(It mounts from the back) but let me make a suggestion; use a standard mic stand to hold the shield and then a second stand with an ADJUSTABLE BOOM to hold the hanging mic, that works like a charm. I also put a 10 lb. barbell weight through the base of the first mic stand as these shields can make the stand top heavy. This way if it should tip and fall, your mic won't get damaged and it would take a tank to damage these shields. Do NOT hesitate to buy this model, they're really that good. Paul, This is a very high quality vocal isolation shield but as such it has considerable heft(The best on the market, IMHO). Of course you can mount it upside-down(It mounts from the back) but let me make a suggestion; use a standard mic stand to hold the shield and then a second stand with an ADJUSTABLE BOOM to hold the hanging mic, that works like a charm. I also put a 10 lb. barbell weight through the base of the first mic stand as these shields can make the stand top heavy. This way if it should tip and fall, your mic won't get damaged and it would take a tank to damage these shields.... » Read More Paul, This is a very high quality vocal isolation shield but as such it has considerable heft(The best on the market, IMHO). Of course you can mount it upside-down(It mounts from the back) but let me make a suggestion; use a standard mic stand to hold the shield and then a second stand with an ADJUSTABLE BOOM to hold the hanging mic, that works like a charm. I also put a 10 lb. barbell weight through the base of the first mic stand as these shields can make the stand top heavy. This way if it should tip and fall, your mic won't get damaged and it would take a tank to damage these shields. Do NOT hesitate to buy this model, they're really that good. « Show Less
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You have to have a extra duty boom mic stand to use this as its HEAVY. It will not work on a cheap tripod or weighted mic stand without possibly falling. You would have to get the Ulitmate stand that is a professional studio boom, or your mic will be the only thing going BOOM!
851363
You can use it reverse, just snap it to a mic stand in reverse. I don't know that mic.
851364
A thing about it it's kinda heavy. But the shield can be used in a normal upright orientation or can be inverted, so that the microphone hangs down inside the chamber. Am pretty sure it would work with the shure SM7B. My akg c214 works perfect with it.
1769518
NO, the stand doesn't have microphone mount. Plus, this stand is really light weight. It not good for microphone stand either.
46194
There is a clip on the top that you can mount a with, not sure about the microphone.
683543
I'm not sure.You can always buy a shoe mount for the mic for the top of the camera.If you're just looking to mount the mic on the rig only then i suggest typing the rig brand name then add mic pole
315708
Off hand, I would doubt it. I would go with the bracket included with the unit. I love my mic, it works beautifully.
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.
1088183
It mounts on a standard mic stand very easily. That's about the only good feature. Put your money on another brand--- I got two if these pieces of mechanical junk in a row that both fried out mid-gig.
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Hello, the mic you ask about is within the weight limit for the. But it does not look like the mic comes with a way to attach it to the Rode Swivel.Maybe this link will help. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=RODE%20PSA1%20Swivel%20Mount.
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Hi - I use mine on a straight mic stand but it can tilt a lot of ways - so I would think a boom stand would work - are you placing on the extended portion of the boom or the stationery part of the stand? I love mine - and you know if it did not work they will take it back of course....good luck hope that helped some.... Joann
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.
2282292
yes. I have different variations of mics that didn't fit but had their own shockmount so it all worked out.
464442
This microphone has it's own mount, that provides slight separation from any vibration noise. There is no elastic suspension "shock mount" available for this unit - but is a very rugged mic that can take a beating. Any decent stand will do... but because the SM7B is fairly heavy, I'd advise if your going to hang it off a boom stand, I'd find a sturdy one with a decent counter weight. I use an Atlas Sound MS20E Heavy Duty Microphone Stand or the On Stage SMS7650 Hex-Base Studio Boom Microphone Stand.
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the mount is definitely designed to mount to a mic stand or other cylindrical item like a mic stand, but i actually clamp mine to my desk, if you don't have something round to clamp it to though it may be difficult. I managed to finangle it onto my blue yeti's stand though.
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Doesn't appear to be. See http://www.videosecu.com/side-clamping-speaker-mounting-bracket-with-tilt-and-swivel-for-large-surrounding-sound-speakers-ms56b/.
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The SM7b does not come with a mic stand, but it does have pneumatic shockmounting, similar to what is implemented in the SM57 and SM58. Depending on your circumstances, you may want a regular mic stand, or a desk-mounted mic boom such as the Rode PSA1, which you can find here: RODE PSA1 Swivel Mount Studio Microphone Boom Arm
673532
The Nady shock mount is not really a 'universal' mount as these things go. Even the Nady mic I purchase with my shock mount was a tight fit. You may be able to find some examples online of the types of mounts use with your microphone.
431651
Yes you can mount to any standard mic stand and the mounting end is the same for either style stand.