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Re: Help needed identifying this shock mount
« Reply #15 on: February 17, 2010, 11:28:08 PM »
Can't be the JoeMeek--those don't have a cable clamp. It's some other ripoff of the Schoeps A 20 design, but at least it has a cable clamp, which is an essential part of any shock mount.
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Re: Help needed identifying this shock mount
« Reply #16 on: February 18, 2010, 06:08:38 PM »
I need a couple more of these.
They have a rather small basket (compared to other shocks I've had) and the brass ring with the two screw sizes is key. Does anyone recognize this shock mount? I know it was fairly cheap. I just don't remember where I got it...  :-[

To be honest - I would forget that completely and get a Rycote Inv-7 - technically superb and very inexpensive (£30 in the UK).

It will hold almost any mic. with a diameter from 19mm to 25mm.

They are so good and so inexpensive I have now swapped all my mounts over to these.


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Re: Help needed identifying this shock mount
« Reply #17 on: February 24, 2010, 01:39:34 PM »
BTW, ask him if he has any smaller baskets.  I can't use these with my AKG 300 bodies, even with some velcro on the inside of the basket.

I got my own question answered today - Busman has a 20mm basket that is felt lined.  He is going to send them to me to see how it works for me on the 19mm AKG 300 bodies.  What service!
if those don't work and you want cheap
the windtech 20mm "rubberband" style work great
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Re: Help needed identifying this shock mount
« Reply #18 on: February 24, 2010, 03:00:12 PM »
BTW, ask him if he has any smaller baskets.  I can't use these with my AKG 300 bodies, even with some velcro on the inside of the basket.

I got my own question answered today - Busman has a 20mm basket that is felt lined.  He is going to send them to me to see how it works for me on the 19mm AKG 300 bodies.  What service!
if those don't work and you want cheap
the windtech 20mm "rubberband" style work great
like $5

That is what I use now.  ;D  And I was just thinking today that they have worked great for me and not sure why I want to go to the Busman's.  shock mount slut, I guess. :P
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Re: Help needed identifying this shock mount
« Reply #19 on: February 24, 2010, 05:27:26 PM »
BTW, ask him if he has any smaller baskets.  I can't use these with my AKG 300 bodies, even with some velcro on the inside of the basket.

I got my own question answered today - Busman has a 20mm basket that is felt lined.  He is going to send them to me to see how it works for me on the 19mm AKG 300 bodies.  What service!
if those don't work and you want cheap
the windtech 20mm "rubberband" style work great
like $5
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Re: Help needed identifying this shock mount
« Reply #20 on: February 24, 2010, 10:01:51 PM »
I need a couple more of these.
They have a rather small basket (compared to other shocks I've had) and the brass ring with the two screw sizes is key. Does anyone recognize this shock mount? I know it was fairly cheap. I just don't remember where I got it...  :-[
sure looks like a Busman mount to me
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Re: Help needed identifying this shock mount
« Reply #21 on: February 24, 2010, 10:19:47 PM »
lol.  Ya $60 a piece.  So inexpensive.   ::) 

I need a couple more of these.
They have a rather small basket (compared to other shocks I've had) and the brass ring with the two screw sizes is key. Does anyone recognize this shock mount? I know it was fairly cheap. I just don't remember where I got it...  :-[

To be honest - I would forget that completely and get a Rycote Inv-7 - technically superb and very inexpensive (£30 in the UK).

It will hold almost any mic. with a diameter from 19mm to 25mm.

They are so good and so inexpensive I have now swapped all my mounts over to these.



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Re: Help needed identifying this shock mount
« Reply #22 on: February 25, 2010, 03:36:34 AM »
Yes - very inexpensive compared to normal quality mounts.

Cheaper than most manufacturer clamps.

Especially considering that they are technically the best on the market.

I said "inexpensive" *not* "cheap".


lol.  Ya $60 a piece.  So inexpensive.   ::) 

I need a couple more of these.
They have a rather small basket (compared to other shocks I've had) and the brass ring with the two screw sizes is key. Does anyone recognize this shock mount? I know it was fairly cheap. I just don't remember where I got it...  :-[

To be honest - I would forget that completely and get a Rycote Inv-7 - technically superb and very inexpensive (£30 in the UK).

It will hold almost any mic. with a diameter from 19mm to 25mm.

They are so good and so inexpensive I have now swapped all my mounts over to these.



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Re: Help needed identifying this shock mount
« Reply #23 on: February 25, 2010, 07:13:09 AM »
I had a pair of these mounts, they were from Nady.  they were the exact same size as the schoeps a20.  the JM's are a little larger, but look the same.

SSM-5 is the model.
http://www.nady.com/spider.html


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