Microphone Shock Mount Mic Holder - Anti Vibration Spider Shockmount Compatible with Many Condenser Mics Like AT2020 MXL 770 MXL 990 Samson C01 Rode Procaster NT1-A Neumann U87 etc.

I've been looking for a secure shock mount for my 20+ year old Groove Tubes 5sm microphones. This doesn't fit like the original but that's ok. The short 22mm adapter works and tightens right up. It's a tight fit but can get the mic cable on and off. In the pictures, that's the black collar.If you have the original screw collar as I do (silver in the picture), it's a little easier and there's more room for the cable end but, if that's lost, don't sweat it. One of the four adapter rings gets it done.Well built, not the heaviest out there but sturdy enough for most mics that it fits but . The long 25mm collar fits Neumann U67/87 and many clones including Slate ML-1 and United UT Twin87 but I wouldn't use this on my ML-1 Vintage, a much heavier microphone, even though it does fit. The long 22mm collar fits my MXL 990 and many similar mics. The short 22mm collar fits my Groove Tubes 5sm. There is also a 20mm collar but I don't know what those fit.It would be nice if there was also a short 25mm collar for the Neumann TLM 102, 103, 193 and others — but there isn't. Oh well.This includes an extra pair of bands and a 3/8 to 5/8 stand adapter.Great bang for the buck and I couldn't be happier — especially at this price. The bands are not as heavy as some others but the mics I’m using don’t have a problem with it.I'll be buying more of these.

The upper section of the OEM shock mount of my 20-year-old Nady TCM-1050 bit the dust (several fused joints came apart) and could not be repaired, so I ordered the Boseen to replace it. Unfortunately none of the four mounting rings were compatible with this mic, and the OEM Nady mounting ring didn't quite work with the Boseen either.Fortunately I had anticipated this as a possible problem and hadn't yet tossed out the busted Nady shock mount. I was able to easily swap in the (unbroken, intact) lower section of the Nady shock mount, and I am now back in business. The parts from the two shock mounts are visually a good match.If you compare the two sections in the photo I've posted, you can see that the main Boseen mount is quite a bit thicker and robust-looking compared to the Nady mount. The articulation screw is also nice and beefy, which is important for me because this is a rather heavy mic. So far it is able to completely support the mic with no problem.The suspension strings are also quite thick and strong compared to what original came with the Nady mount, and Boseen generously provided a second backup set of strings, which is a nice touch.All in all, I am extremely pleased with this shock mount.

I was having a hard time finding a decent shock mount for my new Sterling Audio ST51 (awesome mic, by the way) - the only model I was finding was the version directly from Sterling Audio and it was nearly double the price of this one at $40. I took the chance on this one and I received it today. I'm happy to report that one of the adapters fit the ST51 - albeit, a little rough on the threading. The only problem I hit was that the adapter was a little too deep for the mic, so even with the mic fully seated on the adapter, it still bounced around... rendering the shock mount effectively useless.This mount comes with a few extra felt pads that go on the adapter where it meets the bottom of the mic, so I simply stacked them all up to create a padded buffer between the mount and the microphone to close that gap. Worked great, no wobble.So, I'll give it 4 stars because it comes with several adapters to fit many mics, several felt pads, an extra bungee for when this one wears out, and overall feels super solid and heavy. The reason for knocking off a star is the rough threading (I think it's due to paint on the threads) on the adapters and a lack of any documentation on how to get those adapters into the mount. It doesn't take long to figure it out, but it did require a little bit of time and trial and error. I'll update if I find anything bad - but day one, all is well after that minor adjustment to fit my mic. At the end of the day, this mount saved me $20!

Not much to say. I needed a mount for a Zoom ZDM-1, and this fit perfectly! The build quality is good, and does a nice job dampening/removing movement noise, and desk taps that the Zoom picked up without a shock mount.

I bought this to use with am MXL 990 condenser mic. This is a large, heavy microphone. I bought it in a kit that included a shock mount that was garbage. It could not support the mics weight without slipping, and when tightened, the threads stripped.This shock mount is superior in every way. It does not slip. It mounts to the microphone base and includes the correct fitting.I was constantly having to play with the original shock mount to correct the aim.I never have to muck around with this one. I have an inline switch that allows me to turn the mic off. The mount does a reasonably good job of suppressing the handling noise, and that is what I wanted it for.There are likely better shock mounts. This was an inexpensive mount that did everything I wanted to do with it.