What kind of mic clip can hold it? Any suggestion?
444610
it should have came with one i believe, but a little larger on if not. mine is a closepin type of clip.
444611
These mics should come with a tapered clip, similar to the type you'd use with a Shure SM58 or other handheld mic. And, of course, you can always use an alligator type compression clip.
43487
the clip that comes with this specific stand is too small for a standard mic. any normal mic clip should fit on this stand. I use the one that came with my Sure SM 57
1325196
Yes, you clip the entire microphone, but don't worry, it's not bulky at all. It looks this way on the picture, and I had your same impression, but once you clip it, it won't be a burden to carry, and the quality of sound is excellent. If you look for it on youtube, I think there are also videos with a demonstration.
322675
No, all it is supposed to do is hold you microphone for you. However, it doesnt even do that as none fit in the holder. If you buy this you will have to spend extra money on a new microphone clip for the top like I did.
914511
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.
631709
the clip can be detached, and when you look at a two Prong mic you want to look at the botton pin (also the smallest) and see if it has two o-rings on it. anything midland compatible/ icom ect as long as it has two orings on the bottom prong http://www.amazon.com/Rainproof-Shoulder-Speaker-Microphone-Midland/dp/B00G1DLT50/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1394520045&sr=8-4&keywords=midland+speaker+mic
43486
Are you referring to the size of the threads where the clip screws onto the stand? There are two different sizes, and if you have the small diameter threads, there may be a threaded insert in the clip that can be removed. If you see slots at the edge of the brass, use a coin or a large screwdriver and simply unscrew the insert, which will reveal the larger thread size. If there isn't a removable insert in the clip, you need one of these: On Stage MA100 3/8-Inch Male to 5/8-Inch Female Mic Screw Adapter
2270336
Does your mic's clip attachment look like a black screw with a smaller silver screw inside? If so, you'll notice notches on the inner silver screw. Stick a flathead screw driver or coin in the notch and rotate counter-clockwise to remove it... then the mic will screw onto the mic stand.
541248
Yes, this is a large, heavy duty mic stand with a counter weight. It can easily support that microphone. The mounting threads are standard size and should work with any mic or mic clip.
1180505
you cant if it's stock, but you can mod it to handle an external mic. there are youtube videos explaining the mod. hope this helps!
2182939
I am not sure if there is a mic adapter for that mic. I am sorry that i can not answer your question.
487196
Just to add to answer below the Mic clip comes with a threaded insert as the threads are not standard; the threaded insert is removable and can be used with a mic clip with standard threads.Marty
75754
There are no threads anywhere on the stand but you may be able to attach the stand to the mic clip using the stand's leg if you can find a way to thicken/widen the leg itself (PVC pipe maybe?).
207824
Yes and no. By default no but if you buy a shockmount yes. By default it has a handheld mic clip but it unscreews and you can add a shock mount.
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.
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No. It is designed to hold cylindrical mics like the AT-2020. Try this: Shure Shure A57F Microphone Clip https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0006NMUEU/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_RpK.tb0A9V8CW
1394486
Purchase a hot shoe that can screw onto the mic if the mic has a spot for it. The mic I have has a "hotshoe" so it slides right into the bracket as does my constant light. Definitely works. I use it often since I have a T3I so I don't use the built in mic (too loud).