Can I use this with the table clamp to have the mic on my desk like an alternative boom arm? On Stage TM03 Table Microphone Clamp
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I use mine on the end of a straight floor stand, but it looks to me like you can use it with the table clamp.
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Yes, in principle. I suggest getting a goose-neck extension to add to it in order to make fine adjustments of position. I actually us a Rode scissor-arm mic stand on my desk - they're the ones that have the same spring loaded mechanism that some work or reading lamps use, so it's very easy to rotate it completely out of the way when not in use, and then quickly adjust to the exact position I want for recording. The Posi-Lok arm is better if you can leave it in a fairly fixed position, since it's not as easy to fine-tune it, though, as I say, a goose-neck extension will give you a lot more flex. Hope this is helpful. Yes, in principle. I suggest getting a goose-neck extension to add to it in order to make fine adjustments of position. I actually us a Rode scissor-arm mic stand on my desk - they're the ones that have the same spring loaded mechanism that some work or reading lamps use, so it's very easy to rotate it completely out of the way when not in use, and then quickly adjust to the exact position I want for recording. The Posi-Lok arm is better if you can leave it in a fairly fixed position, since it's not as easy to fine-tune it, though, as I say, a goose-neck extension will give you a lot more... » Read More Yes, in principle. I suggest getting a goose-neck extension to add to it in order to make fine adjustments of position. I actually us a Rode scissor-arm mic stand on my desk - they're the ones that have the same spring loaded mechanism that some work or reading lamps use, so it's very easy to rotate it completely out of the way when not in use, and then quickly adjust to the exact position I want for recording. The Posi-Lok arm is better if you can leave it in a fairly fixed position, since it's not as easy to fine-tune it, though, as I say, a goose-neck extension will give you a lot more flex. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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Yes, a standard mic stand will work and I use one. However, this unit is a bit heavy for it and can be unstable and harder to screw in and out. I recommend a heavy mic stand, not a light one, or go with the manufacturer stand.
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No. Sadly that was very similar to my issue and wouldn't clamp for my table. It pretty much has to be a flat surface like pictured or it won't work. If I was in your situation -- I wouldn't buy it. Best of luck though.
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Yes, depending on how deep your desk is and where you install the arm. I do not have a deep desk and was able to install so the table is just even with the desk when I push it in.
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Even if an extended arm is available, it's probably not advisable to use it. It would likely put too much weight too far from the base. The clamp (and the clamped area of the desk) is fairly small; I wouldn't want to put more twisting force through it by extending anything.
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I find that it is completely adaptable to any kind of poll ,pipe , or stand. and has worked well for me. so far I have not found an instance of not being able to attatch the Talent Mic Stand clamp. where I wanted to.
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Hello. Yes. The boom is a good way to get the mic overhead and away from the base (and ultimately upside down when you're using it). But on a regular mic stand, without a boom, the mount goes directly on the threads where the microphone clip would normally go. The Blue Radius mount has a swivel and adjuster that is included with it. So you can mount it on a vertical mic stand and adjust the mount to be horizontal. Then the mic can be used right-side-up... or down if you prefer. Lol. The short answer, however, is YES. No problem.
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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 boom arm is designed to just slide into the clamp and swivel freely. There is no way to secure it in place out-of-the-box, but I'm sure you could come up with a homemade solution
1455033
the end of this stand is a standard mic stand end screw connection. if you have a way to mount the mic on any stand you will be able to on this one as well
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I have a rode n-t1a which is comprable in size to the apogee.To be honest, I use a desk-mo9unted support to help it hold the mic up.But then again, I have the arm extended over my table. If the mount is closer to you, it may be able to hold itself up.
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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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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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Yeah it will, unfortunately, but which proline mic stand do you have? If the pole is thin then yes it will fall over, but if its the thicker like the "proline studio boom mic stand" then no it wont, but you got to work with what you got, put something on the bottom of the stand to make it stay in place. that should do the trick, but if you have money to buy a better mic stand than I would make that choice. But dont always listen to people, if you don't wanna spend the money than dont, i always find a way to make things happen with what I got, be creative :) Best of luck too you
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No. It really only works with Snowball mics, or a low profile clamp holding a normal mic. Hope this helps. I have tried several things that do not fit.
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Yes, this stand should be able to accommodate standard screw on mics and mic clips, but I would not attempt to record vocals with this stand, it is pretty flimsy and might droop under the weight during a take.
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This is made to handle the MXL mic as shown in the picture, and that is the mic I have on it. It is relatively light weight and would not handle any mic heaver than theirs. For example it would not hold an EV RE20 and shock mount, or similar.