Can this thing sit easily on a desktop for use without a full sized mic stand?
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Ryan - Great question - While the AS32 does a terrific job - It might be a bit big for your desk top. In fact we just introduced a new product that is a little more compact and even folds up for storage.We had several AS32 out with touring musicians while on the road in tour buses. They loved the AS32 but asked for a modified version that can fold up so it could easily be stowed away when not in use. The AS22 was born.The trade off for a smaller folding design is a little less acoustic result and the mounting inst as adjustable as the AS32. Take a look. Want to Chat about your application. Hit me at support@cadaudio.com Ryan - Great question - While the AS32 does a terrific job - It might be a bit big for your desk top. In fact we just introduced a new product that is a little more compact and even folds up for storage.We had several AS32 out with touring musicians while on the road in tour buses. They loved the AS32 but asked for a modified version that can fold up so it could easily be stowed away when not in use. The AS22 was born.The trade off for a smaller folding design is a little less acoustic result and the mounting inst as adjustable as the AS32. Take a look. Want to Chat about your... » Read More Ryan - Great question - While the AS32 does a terrific job - It might be a bit big for your desk top. In fact we just introduced a new product that is a little more compact and even folds up for storage.We had several AS32 out with touring musicians while on the road in tour buses. They loved the AS32 but asked for a modified version that can fold up so it could easily be stowed away when not in use. The AS22 was born.The trade off for a smaller folding design is a little less acoustic result and the mounting inst as adjustable as the AS32. Take a look. Want to Chat about your application. Hit me at support@cadaudio.com « Show Less
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Yes I would just be careful because you surely wouldn't wanna knock a consider mic on to the floor unlike dynamic mics condensers are fairly sensitive
1005011
It can but it will be a major inconvenience. It will be hard to use/view your computer.
1005012
In my opinion it's a great product but it's a little too flimsy for a desktop set-up. You would have to prop it up with something and get a super-wide mic stand base. I plan to shoot for a smaller acoustic shield so I can use it on my desktop because I record sitting down all the time. Again, it's great product but possibly not made for desktop application.
1005013
I apologize for my late reply. I've only used it with a mic stand and it's a little flimsy. I'm not sure how it would work with a desktop. Hope you find something that works.
1005014
I don't think this will fit on a desktop without falling over. You should look at the "Soundkitz AE-F" it will work with a desktop stand.
1005015
The dimensions: 18" wide, 12" deep, 12" tall. I no longer have a desktop mic stand; otherwise, I'd try it. I can say that it is quite sizable. The components that come along with it add weight to the shield. This could make it top heavy. I would recommend you put a box that has similar dimensions on your desk to see if it would obscure the screen or hinder you. If not, go for it, because it is a cool addition to any home recording arsenal. I use an AKG Perception 420. It fits, but I would prefer the mic to sit lower for more shielding. Hope this helped.
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Ryan it's pretty light for it's size as long as your desktop mic stand has a good base you shouldn't have a problem. I lowered my mic stand as low as possible it stood fine. But I have a trip pod mic stand plus the shield is easy to adjust. I hope this help you let me know if I can share any more advise. Peace!
712151
You could put this stand on something to get you to the appropriate height and as long as you have a condensing mic or standard that fits in the holder provided you're ok. It would be a fairly fixed position, which you can work with to record but overall a stand with more range, boom or flexed would give more flexibility.
278417
It's small. Good for a podcast . I wouldn't put anything super heavy on it. I put a sure58 mic on it.
1773879
Yes. Above or below is fine. Whether you want a radio style setup or a voice over setup, this is a functional if not elegant way to move your mic around.
528656
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
1707425
I just have an audio mixer sitting on it. It would likely hold a desktop computer in the retracted position easily. Extended is what I'd question. If it's a low profile typical desktop PC box then it would be okay. But not a more server-like computer.
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The pc320 is perfect for that. The mic swivels to a little over 90° so you'll have ample room if you put the cans around your neck.
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It's not really designed for that, it's more designed for a microphone stand/boom. This video review here gives a good demonstration: http://www.amazon.com/review/RKR2NJUMWSP8N/. In saying that, I personally have used the filter in front of a desktop mic, and in fact have it set up like that right now. It just takes a little bit of creative thinking. Take a look at this pic of my setup today... Simple but effective. http://tinypic.com/r/5d1o2w/5It seems to me that there is a bit of demand for a smaller, stand-alone desktop microphone pop filter, as this is not the first time I have been asked. I may look at introducing such a product. I will try and take a photo of my current setup and paste it here. It's not really designed for that, it's more designed for a microphone stand/boom. This video review here gives a good demonstration: http://www.amazon.com/review/RKR2NJUMWSP8N/. In saying that, I personally have used the filter in front of a desktop mic, and in fact have it set up like that right now. It just takes a little bit of creative thinking. Take a look at this pic of my setup today... Simple but effective. http://tinypic.com/r/5d1o2w/5It seems to me that there is a bit of demand for a smaller,... » Read More It's not really designed for that, it's more designed for a microphone stand/boom. This video review here gives a good demonstration: http://www.amazon.com/review/RKR2NJUMWSP8N/. In saying that, I personally have used the filter in front of a desktop mic, and in fact have it set up like that right now. It just takes a little bit of creative thinking. Take a look at this pic of my setup today... Simple but effective. http://tinypic.com/r/5d1o2w/5It seems to me that there is a bit of demand for a smaller, stand-alone desktop microphone pop filter, as this is not the first time I have been asked. I may look at introducing such a product. I will try and take a photo of my current setup and paste it here. « Show Less
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A regular boom mic stand would work,. that's what I use I just take off the the attached part and I use the single straight stand hope this helps
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It does not come with a desktop stand, I use this "On Stage DS7100 B Desktop Microphone Stand (Black)", which is pretty good and it fits perfectly with this mic.
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Yes, the mic clip comes off and you should be able to attach your mic. The only issue is that the Apogee may be a bit heavy for the stand.
478326
I would not advise it for that at all. It's not that flexible . It's great for adjusting into fixed position and then left alone (e.g. for video conferencing. )
164178
No you will need a shockmount for it a bigger clap or use the stand that came with the mic and unscrew it and you can do that
712149
You know, I would say it depends on the height you want to mic your guitar from. I use it for voice-overs, so desktop height works, as it telescopes out to a decent height. As to a guitar, you might want a stand that sits on the ground and has a wider range of telescoping height, so that you have more overall flexibility, no matter where you record from. A nice sturdy little stand it is, though.
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This mic is designed to be mounted on a lectern and not used on a mic stand. I personally would not modify it for use on a mic stand.
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Hard to answer. Besides the obvious (stylus, battery) you may end up short microphone, Speaker and a couple of other pieces if they aren't attached to the board you have.
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It's a complete package -- base, riser, boom, and mic holder. Just be aware that this is a miniature stand, suitable for your desktop. It is also poorly constructed, and the base is not heavy enough to counterbalance anything other than a light dynamic mic.