Microphone Shock Mount, $5.51

Blue Yeti?

JoJoCan wrote: ↑ Blue Yeti?

Blue Yetis are much larger than 0.82 inches (closer to 2.5 inches), so it won't work.

Pardon my ignorance but whats the use of this?

Zenitsu99 wrote: ↑ Pardon my ignorance but whats the use of this?

Reduces vibration noises from transferring to the microphone. So if you bang your table where your mic is mounted it won't pick up as much of it when it's on a shock mount.

JCCRFD wrote: ↑ Reduces vibration noises from transferring to the microphone. So if you bang your table where your mic is mounted it won't pick up as much of it when it's on a shock mount.

Ahh ok thank you.

I could never make these work size wise after trying multiple off of Amazon . I have the ATR-2100x. Will this fit that mic system?

what kind of thread is 0.82 inch? I'm aware of 1/4, 3/8, and 5/8 threads, but never heard of a 0.82 inch thread?

My boom arm uses 3/8" and a lot of mics use 5/8"

Good find op

4 stocks in Barrie and OOS everywhere else close to GTA.

Is there a way to get free store ship/ pickup?


My local store doesn’t have stock/ free shipping seems to be over $100.

Is this for the home mechanic that does a podcast?

warpdrive wrote: ↑ what kind of thread is 0.82 inch? I'm aware of 1/4, 3/8, and 5/8 threads, but never heard of a 0.82 inch thread?

My boom arm uses 3/8" and a lot of mics use 5/8"

i made the same mistake when I first read it. It is the diameter of the barrel of the microphone that has to be 0.82" or 13/16". i assume it mounts to a standard 3/8" boom arm thread.

warpdrive wrote: ↑what kind of thread is 0.82 inch? I'm aware of 1/4, 3/8, and 5/8 threads, but never heard of a 0.82 inch thread?
My boom arm uses 3/8" and a lot of mics use 5/8"

herc wrote: ↑ i made the same mistake when I first read it. It is the diameter of the barrel of the microphone that has to be 0.82" or 13/16". i assume it mounts to a standard 3/8" boom arm thread.

21mm (approx. 0.83") is a standard for mounting large-diaphragm condenser microphones to a shock mount. Most studio mics have the threads at the bottom of the mic for attaching a shockmount. For example:




On some models, you need to unscrew the bottom cap to see the threads.

hansdoreen wrote: ↑4 stocks in Barrie and OOS everywhere else close to GTA.

ManzVancouver wrote: ↑Is there a way to get free store ship/ pickup?
My local store doesn’t have stock/ free shipping seems to be over $100.

Yeah, it's too bad, I wanted one but it's not worth driving to Barrie for a $5 item.

crappier wrote: ↑Is this for the home mechanic that does a podcast?

A podcast about mechanics?