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Astatic GSM-1 Lectern/Podium Shock Isolation Mount

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Astatic GSM-1 Lectern/Podium Shock Isolation Mount
Key Features
  • XLR Gooseneck Microphone Mount
  • Firm Placement on Angled Surfaces
  • Quick Connect & Disconnect
  • Prevents Sagging & Drooping Goosenecks
The GSM-1 Lectern/Podium Shock Isolation Mount from CAD is a shock isolation mount designed for mini-gooseneck type microphones that features a 3-pin male XLR connector. It includes a dual-point suspension system and elastomer bushings that hold the gooseneck firmly in place, even on an angled surface. It also prevents the sagging and drooping often found on other shock-mount systems.
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Would this mount work for an earthworks fm500 ...

Would this mount work for an earthworks fm500 gooseneck mic?
Asked by: Nicholas
Yes, the Astatic GSM-1 Lectern/Podium Shock Isolation Mount should accept direct connection from the 3-pin XLR-male base of the Earthworks FM500 Flexible Podium Microphone.
Answered by: Matt Z
Date published: 2022-10-09

is this a mini XLR connection at the shock mount?

is this a mini XLR connection at the shock mount?
Asked by: neal
No. The top of the shockmount has a standard XLR female connector so that the connector from a gooseneck mic can plug directly into it.
Answered by: David M
Date published: 2022-06-16

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Is there an XLR connector on the wire or will you need to solder one on?
Asked by: Darryl W.
The built-in XLR onnector is attached to a 6' Balanced Line Cable which would need a connector.
Answered by: Mark S.
Date published: 2019-04-22

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I see a wire coming out of the bottom of this mount. Can snyone please tell me what it is?
Asked by: Robert
That wire is about 6 feet long and is bare wire on the end. You use those wires to add the connector type needed for your application. In my case I added a XLR connector so a wireless transmitter could be used. That same connection could be attached to audio jacks built in to the floor that feed a sound system.
Answered by: Tom V.
Date published: 2019-04-22
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