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I've got a couple of generic articulated mic arms ...
I've got a couple of generic articulated mic arms that came as kits with SM7B mics many years ago. they have a nub that sticks down and goes into a hole. Is this item suitable for desktop mounting for those?
No. It seems like the nub that you are referencing on the SM7B would connect to a mic stand or broadcast arm. The Shure A400SM is made for compatibility with gooseneck models like the Shure MX418 for example.
Date published: 2021-08-15
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How big of an opening needs to be drilled to fit this mount?
Drill a 44 mm (1 3/4 in.) hole through the mounting surface.
Date published: 2025-10-09
Would this mount work for an earthworks fm500 ...
Would this mount work for an earthworks fm500 gooseneck mic?
Yes, the Shure A400SM Recessed Shockmount for Gooseneck Mics should accommodate the size of the 3-Pin XLR male base connection on the Earthworks FM500 Flexible Podium Microphone. The A400SM does not provide any audio connections, however. A cable would need to connect to the FM500 base on the underside of the mount.
Date published: 2022-10-09
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The Shure A400 recessed shock mount model does not show a female XLR connector where a Shure MX418 gooseneck mic could adapt to, I would not like to buy the wrong part to be mounted on a desk. Can someone help, please.?
This particular mount grips the tubular base of a lectern mic, and does not include the XLR conector. you use a standard mic cable for connection below the mount...
Date published: 2023-08-17