These are what ill need for my CMC6 bodies yeah>??or will they not fit...all the threads ive read point to them.
Any alternatives??i will never use the caps without bodies...so active/low profile isnt a concern..
Yup. I'd use the A20S instead of the A20. Same shockmount, just a stiffer elastic which will help with the weight of the full body + cap. Alternatives - just about any of the typically used shockmounts - AT8415, AT8410a, any other shockmount for a 20mm mic (I know there are others, just don't know 'em off the top of my head), etc.
Thanks Brian. much appreciated
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Teddy
Quote from: Brian Skalinder on December 16, 2005, 12:15:59 PM
Yup. I'd use the A20S instead of the A20. Same shockmount, just a stiffer elastic which will help with the weight of the full body + cap. Alternatives - just about any of the typically used shockmounts - AT8415, AT8410a, any other shockmount for a 20mm mic (I know there are others, just don't know 'em off the top of my head), etc.
when did you get Schoeps, you slut? :)
got the caps last week, getting the bodies in the next week or so. ;D
Quote from: heath on December 16, 2005, 02:55:51 PM
when did you get Schoeps, you slut? :)
Quote from: heath on December 16, 2005, 02:55:51 PM
when did you get Schoeps, you slut? :)
or the u87 or the c426b....... ::)
Sold some MGs though....and 4061s...just trying to figure out what works best for me.
Quote from: nic on December 16, 2005, 04:14:46 PM
Quote from: heath on December 16, 2005, 02:55:51 PM
when did you get Schoeps, you slut? :)
or the u87 or the c426b....... ::)
teddy, you can buy the elastics for like $5 a set (two in a package, good for one a20). get some regular thin elastics as well if you need more isolation. i switched elastics from the stiffer to the looser on my AK-Kwon bar active set up. it is a bit bouncy but since I have noticed less noise when I have handled my stand, I have gone with those instead. And while you are at the factory, pick up an extra mic sled ($8), the hooks on the sled that hold the elastics are the 'achillies heel' of that set up. Schoeps may be expensive, but they pack every conceivable part in stock at a fair price.
When I had schoeps, I found that the AT 8410a's worked quite well with them. With the A20, you really have to wedge the mic in there since it's such a tight fit.
Quote from: kidtexas on December 17, 2005, 10:42:21 AM
When I had schoeps, I found that the AT 8410a's worked quite well with them. With the A20, you really have to wedge the mic in there since it's such a tight fit.
Thanks bud, good info.