Blue Spark Microphone Shock Mount

[Integrated] This is exactly what I was trying to find. I've got a fairly heavy rig (Yeti-x, blue compass shock mount, and sE reflection filter) hanging off this thing and it works great.

[Bus Power] This microphone was purchased as part of a bundle including headphones, a shock-suppressing mount and other items. It is used to record a voiceover commentary for product demonstration videos. The quality of sound is outstanding and the microphone was easy to install.

[Phantom Power] The quality on this microphone is amazing! Very clear audio! Great shock mount and pop filter too

[Solid-State] So if you're like me and don't have time or patience to sync external audio to your video, look no further. This microphone's +20 dB helps eliminate the noisy built-in pre-amp so you can get clean audio straight into the camera. And the new Rycote Lyre shock mount is way better than the previous shock mount that consisted of elastic bands. Is works like a charm. Also, if you're deciding on whether to get the Windjammer, just buy it with the microphone, because not only will you save some money, but you'll be glad to have it. You need it outdoors when filming in windy situations. Bottom line, if you need a good audio solution and don't have the time for external audio, this is the solution for you.

[4.35 lb] Using it to mount microphones for external sound measurements. Use it along with a shock proof microphone mount. It is very durable and last long!

[Microphone] This shock mount easily holds my rather heavy cube microphone. I have been using a MXL shockmount for it and it was fine but no replacement bands are available for it. It is also twice the price of this unit. Although this one is a little bulkier, it will perform as well and is very economical. No complaints! Plus replacement bands are made and offered for sale for it and I purchased a pair just for good measure at the same time so it's a win-win.

[5/8"-27 Male] This microphone base allows me to use my AKG C404 XLII in it's shock mount in a desktop configuration. I tried several different mini-tripods but none worked well. This was the perfect solution.

[1 User] I use this AT shock mount with my Sennheiser shotgun microphone. It's been dependable for 13 years. I have taken in all over the world in some very rough conditions. I finally broke the bracket where it screws into my boom pole after all the abuse I've put it through. So I purchased the exact same one as a replacement. It's light weight, easy to use, and quick to put the microphone in or take it out. It's probably the best shock mount for the money in my opinion.

[0.95 lb] I had several different shock mount for my shotgun microphone over the years and this one is probably the best one I ever own. This is a quality product that will last the long run I'm sure. Very well-made and can fits most shotgun microphone.

[1.125 lb] I was worried about whether this shock mount would work with my Samson G-Track Pro since there seem to be inconsistencies in the manufacturing. However, I think the issue is actually not with the shock mount, but with the microphone itself. It seems that some models of the microphone have a short mounting thread, and some have a long thread. Fortunately, my microphone had a long thread, so this shock mount fit perfectly and holds the microphone securely.