Are there replacements for the rubber bands that hold the mic in place? I've lost one of them.
1843492
Normally I would click "i dont know" as I do nit know if there is a factory replacement but... Try an office quality rubberband and double it over (perhaps 2x) to make it work. I broke a band on a shoot amd had to do this. Worked great.
1843493
harbor freight sell a rubber O-Ring assortment box for about $5.00 lots of different sizes, best value and you get some spares!
1806347
Try radio shack, the mic jack is probably similar to headsets and should be easy enough to locate.
2182939
I am not sure if there is a mic adapter for that mic. I am sorry that i can not answer your question.
1200162
I'm sorry -- I do not sell the replacement gel holders but I would want my tweezers protected, too, so hope you can find one.
1618400
Same situation here. There appears to be a gap in the market. Surely I don't have to buy a new mic.
1734681
sadly I am unable to locate a source for replacement earpads other than ebay. I suggest you ck on there
1774262
No problem at all. Check the conection on the back. They are two holes and only one will be for the Mic.
1485665
I'm having trouble finding a replacement cable, let alone a longer one (maybe proprietary). If you really want to extend the length you have a couple options: 1. use the mini xlr adapter end and get another mini xlr cable to extend it (you'll also probably need an adapter to connect the mini xlr into... anything else), or 2. use the device as intended - connected to a belt pack wireless transmitter. Also, keep in mind this is a condenser mic and requires its own power (provided by the belt pack transmitter or phantom power via XLR). If you try to use it as a simple computer, or dynamic, mic, it will not work. I'm having trouble finding a replacement cable, let alone a longer one (maybe proprietary). If you really want to extend the length you have a couple options: 1. use the mini xlr adapter end and get another mini xlr cable to extend it (you'll also probably need an adapter to connect the mini xlr into... anything else), or 2. use the device as intended - connected to a belt pack wireless transmitter. Also, keep in mind this is a condenser mic and requires its own power (provided by the belt pack transmitter or phantom power via XLR). If you try to use it as a simple computer, or dynamic,... » Read More I'm having trouble finding a replacement cable, let alone a longer one (maybe proprietary). If you really want to extend the length you have a couple options: 1. use the mini xlr adapter end and get another mini xlr cable to extend it (you'll also probably need an adapter to connect the mini xlr into... anything else), or 2. use the device as intended - connected to a belt pack wireless transmitter. Also, keep in mind this is a condenser mic and requires its own power (provided by the belt pack transmitter or phantom power via XLR). If you try to use it as a simple computer, or dynamic, mic, it will not work. « Show Less
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Mine did but the rubber bands are poor quality. I ended up buying all new bands
1449130
Hey! Yeah the kit comes with little rubber bands and you can buy replacement packs. I'd recommend watching a video on Youtube as there are a lot.
1426024
I doubt that you can get a replacement for that since they are not removable. My suggestion is to get in touch with the company.
808286
I have these mics and use the alligator clip style mic holders. They work fine......can't say the same for 2 of the 4 mics.
224635
As far as I know, there are no replacements as the company died off. The only way is to buy a spare set.
143214
You'd have to cut the microphone cord and pull it out. I suppose that you could try to unsolder one of the end connections, but that's a lot of work. Basically, it won't snake out unless you mutilate the cord. I just have a velcro tie holding one end to the arm and tie up the other end.
1293902
I have a Shure mic with no ball on top and I simply used a rubber band to secure it and it works fine.
485805
Just search on Amazon for them. Search by Sennheiser PX 100 II replacement pads. It's that simple.
1023722
I don't know. Perhaps they discontinued putting them in. The ones I got are useless as they were all stuck to the vinyl sleeve. (Probably because they were old?)