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On Stage MY-410 Studio Microphone Shock MountItem # 53340
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Shock Mount MY410: Condenser Mic Shock Mount Adaptor
Avoid sympathetic vibrations, bad sound and more. Shock mounting your new large diaphragm condenser mic will improve your overall recording quality while protecting the delicate components of studio grade mics.
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Q:
Can it be used to mount a AKG Perception 100 or an MXL 992?Asked on 5/4/2012 by joehawx from robstown, tx1 answer
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Hi there,
This Mount will work just fine with the Perception 100 and the 992.Answered on 5/7/2012 by Luke
Q:
can i used this with the behringer c1 micAsked on 1/30/2011 by Rah from rocky mount,nc1 answer
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Yes, you can.Answered on 1/31/2011 by Jason from PSSL
Q:
how do i mount the mic on this type of shock mount and suspend it on the mic standAsked on 5/25/2010 by jack from gordon ga1 answer
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Squeeze the handles on the side and it will expand, drop the mic and release the handles. To mount to a mic stand simply screw the mount onto your microphone stand and adjust the angle.Answered on 6/1/2010 by Jake from Cypress, CA
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