Is there a place to attach a pop filter clamp on the shock mount?
467925
I don't think so. I attach my pop filter to my Rode extension arm rather than the shock mount.
467926
I have the Blue pop filter, and I have it attached to the mount on the back.
467927
It depends on your pop filter, but with the Blue Pop Filter I had to attach it to my stand bought separately!
467928
I guess it depends on the type of clamp you have for the pop filter it could be possible although it's not recommended to mount your pop filter to the shock mount that way the band's absorb any of the vibration instead of the clamp holding the filter. My pop filter is mounted to my swing arm for example.
986180
You're better off buying the Audio-Technica AT8458 Shock Mount, that's made to fit their condenser mics and then a separate pop screen.
1602980
There should be holes to screw the tripod mount on the bottom of the bracket... right next to the knob. Thats where I screwed mine in
1346176
I found the MXL 57 Microphone Shockmount (Black) to be the best as it has a screw connector that allows it to be placed on the stand where you need it. This would be my top pick for a good and easily mounted pop filter for this stand.
305366
You don't need a shock mount for any dynamic mic. I recommend using a condenser mic with pop filter for recording and some of those use shock mounts. I only use dynamic mics with regular mounts for live performance.
276720
You can use the little plastic stand that came with your flash. Just screw it to the stud that the clamp comes with.
148473
No, there isn't. For me, this ends up being useful because it can swivel freely where and when I need it. Just be mindful of this when you're adjusting it, the clamp is very close to the base adjustment bolt.
476572
There is a very thin, uneven metal strip with some rubberized goop on it that fits over the mic stand threads with a washer. Many mic stands do not have threads that are long enough to include the washer, so you will just have the thin metal strip. Above that you screw on your microphone clip. None of this is adjustable and is very flimsy. I have four different reflection filters in my studio and this is the flimsiest one.
2006137
Yes you need a separate shock mount. Make sure the shock mount fits the snowball specifically. Also works with a pop filter.
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.
1041863
it quite possibly could. the clamp is very adjustable and the flexible arm is able to bend and hold in a multitude of positions. Although, the desk stand is VERY compact, it appears that the pop filter might be able to attach just above the tripod and the flexible arm allow it to be moved into a desired position. Hope that helps, mine is working great for studio vocal tracks.
986373
go to Monroe's web page http://www.monroe.com/en-US/catalog/Shock-Selector/
702555
The most secure way to attach the pop filter that I have found takes about 1-2 minutes. Cut 3/4" of a dowel that fits in the "V" groove of the included clamp. Stand the little piece of dowel on end. Split it in half with a chisel or screwdriver. Put the rounded side against the "V" and the flat side against rear part of the microphone stand. Clamp it down. It's solid.
2031617
Yes, it is. The included shock mount is removable allowing you to add your own.
1976443
There are barbed fitting adapters that you could push into the end and clamp on. These would need to be bought separate but I've seen them in hardware stores.
1834632
I can further confirm others' comments about the shock mount. The elastics in mine broke and I've had to hack something together with rubber bands!Can anyone suggest a good replacement shock mount--or just a regular mount as, in my situation, the "shock" aspect is overkill.
1776178
As a pop filter it works with all mics. The trick is mounting.The pop filter comes with the adjustable metal arm and a basic clamp mount. Works great on a mic stand/tripod. Beyond that it can be a slight challenge