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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: zupanic on January 05, 2013, 09:55:07 AM
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Need to keep the cost below $50 and am searching for a shock mount for a DIN NOLA bar.
Seriously ready to pull the trigger on the Avantone SSM but cannot find any specs related to the size of this mount.
Can anyone tell me the length of the Avantone and whether or not it will work with a DIN NOLA bar ?
Also open to suggestions for this particular bar that would not break my $50 budget.
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I don't know the exact measurements but the Avantone will work. It's solid metal so it can be a little heavy if weight is a concern.
You can also checkout the Superlux HM-32, which is basically a plastic version for cheaper. Just double up on the o-rings for a tight fit on the DIN bar.
http://ralaudio.com/superlux-hm32-shockmount-for-pra118s-pra118l-and-p-4152.html
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http://www.guitarcenter.com/Shure-A53M-Isolation-Mount-Swivel-Adapter-100074795-i1134511.gc?source=4WWRWXGP&cagpspn=pla
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I also use and love The Shure A53M
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http://www.guitarcenter.com/Shure-A53M-Isolation-Mount-Swivel-Adapter-100074795-i1134511.gc?source=4WWRWXGP&cagpspn=pla
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If it's a schoeps mount any of the 20mm options should work. I have a schoeps a20s but they are pricey. I have the busman mount too which had a 22mm cradle but purchased the schoeps cradle for 12 bucks and swapped it out. Joe meek products had a similar mount to the busmans but not sure if you can find those now. I've also heard the Shure donut mount will work well. Hope this helps in the search.
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Also here is a an old thread on this topic.
http://taperssection.com/index.php?topic=154234.0
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thanks for the replies, info, and link to the old thread. My searches did not bring that one up.
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Still recommend spending the little extra coin for Rycote, best shock mounts out there.
In addition to the ones mentioned it the other thread Rycote also offers INV-HG mkIII (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/880280-REG/Rycote_041118_INV_8_Microphone_Suspension.html-HG mkIII) which is really nice.
(http://static.bhphoto.com/images/images150x150/880280.jpg)
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I have both the Rycote DigiGal mentioned and a couple A53Ms. Honestly, I usually reach for the A53Ms. The Rycote is the superior mount, and for critical applications, should be the go-to, but...
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http://www.guitarcenter.com/Shure-A53M-Isolation-Mount-Swivel-Adapter-100074795-i1134511.gc?source=4WWRWXGP&cagpspn=pla
this is the winner. B&H as well as amazon has them for $38.
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I also have a couple of the shures, and they work great. A Schoeps A20S grips the mounts better tho ;)
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after all the replies and seeing countless pictures of this shock mount on various rigs, I just ordered the Shure from B&H. Even after upgraded shipping it was still well within budget. Thanks all !
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good move. and let me know if u order any of those adapters ;)
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If you happen to have any issues with the mount sagging or slipping in the donut, just put a couple wraps of electrical tape around the bar and that will snug it up.
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good move. and let me know if u order any of those adapters ;)
I ordered one and plan on Lok-tite'ing it to my Impact stand ;D
Bean, come to Columbus for Gigantic in February!
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good move. and let me know if u order any of those adapters ;)
I ordered one and plan on Lok-tite'ing it to my Impact stand ;D
Bean, come to Columbus for Gigantic in February!
I'll have to ask Tonedeaf, but if its a weekend, its a no brainer for us ;)
I Super glue my 1/4">5/8" Adapters to my shockmounts because ALL of my clamps have 1/4" Male threads ;) And all of my rapid adapters have 1/4" Male threads as well! I have a nifty lil setup for that stuff goin ;)
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its on 2/6 which is a Wednesday if I'm not mistaken. Free roof over your head that night if you can make it.
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its on 2/6 which is a Wednesday if I'm not mistaken. Free roof over your head that night if you can make it.
Oh BUMMER :( 2/6 is Papadosio in da Burgh :( And thats my favorite band. Its crazy because moe is 2/6 here in da burgh as well :P :( 3 killer shows in 2 cities!!!!!!!!
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the rycote is the way to go. It indestructible, modular, and only $62