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Audio-Technica Microphone Shock Mount Plate

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Audio-Technica Microphone Shock Mount Plate
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Audio-Technica AT8647QM/S Overview

The Audio Technica Microphone Shock Mount Plate is designed to be used with microphones mounted on lecterns, pulpits, conference tables and other surfaces. A Suspended rubber panel isolates the microphone from its mounting surface and provides effective reduction of mechanical noise and vibration.  A lighted mute switch adds an additional touch of professionalism. 

Designed to Fit
This microphone shock mount plate is designed to fit Audio-Technica Case Styles M11 and M23.
Best Peformance for Table Tops
If you're setting up for a presentation and are using a table, podium, lectern or other surface then you'll want this shock mount plate with suspended rubber panel to isolate the microphone and reduce the mechanical noise and vibration.
UPC: 042005310159

Audio-Technica AT8647QM/S Specs

Construction
Plastic Base with Suspended Rubber Panel
Connectors
XLRF Connector Mount
Control
Lighted Mute Switch
Power Requirements
48V Phantom Power
Dimensions
3.17 x .61 x 4.10" (80.5 x 15.5 x 104 mm)
Weight
44.8 oz (1,270 g)
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.42 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
7.55 x 5.6 x 2.85"

Audio-Technica AT8647QM/S Reviews

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Currently we have circular grommets that fit old ...

Currently we have circular grommets that fit old microphone mounts. Will these new mounts fit our current grommet holes?
Asked by: April
XLR inputs are a standard size so the grommets you have should fit into the circular holes. It is difficult to determine whether there may be any difference in the thickness of the plate on your old mic mounts to know whether or not the grommets you have will match the thickness of the plate on this mount. But there is a good chance that they can be a match.
Answered by: Lisa S
Date published: 2020-10-21

Why does this require a 2" hole? It looks like ...

Why does this require a 2" hole? It looks like only the circuit board extends below the desk surface.
Asked by: John
Yes, a 2" hole is required to install the Audio-Technica Microphone Shock Mount Plate along with 4 small pilot holes to be able to screw it in place.
Answered by: Elliot A
Date published: 2025-09-29
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