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Audio-Technica AT8415 Universal Shockmount

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Audio-Technica AT8415 Universal Shockmount
Key Features
  • Shockmount for Boompoles & Mic Stands
  • Reduces Vibration Noise
  • Rubber Membrane Suspension
  • Constant-Tension Clutch
The lightweight, low-profile Audio-Technica AT8415 Universal Shockmount is designed for boompoles or mic stands, providing a rubber membrane suspension for isolation from motion and cable noise. Height and angle adjustment knobs are also provided.
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Audio-Technica AT8415 Overview

The lightweight, low-profile Audio-Technica AT8415 Universal Shockmount is designed for boompoles or mic stands, providing a rubber membrane suspension for isolation from motion and cable noise. Height and angle adjustment knobs are also provided.

Lightweight, low-profile design is ideal for boompole use
Reduces vibration noise transmitted through boompoles and mic stands
Provides a constant-tension clutch and 360° rotation
Compatible with 3/8"-16 and 5/8"-27 threaded stands; removable interior thread adapter
Replaceable rubber suspenders
UPC: 042005309917

Audio-Technica AT8415 Specs

Microphone Diameters
Minimum: 0.50" / 1.27 cm
Maximum: 2.13" / 5.4 cm
Mount Compatibility
3/8"-16 and 5/8"-27 threaded stands
Dimensions
Height: 4.25" / 10.8 cm
Depth: 2.75" / 7.0 cm
Ring Diameter: 2.32" / 5.9 cm
Weight
3.0 oz / 85.0 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.36 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
7.8 x 5.9 x 3.05"

Audio-Technica AT8415 Reviews

Eliminate handling noise.

By Michael
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-05-18

I always recommend this shock-mount for wireless microphones. Audience participation in a educational setting often demands wireless microphones attached to poles to reach commenters, especially post Covid19. Handling noise becomes a major annoyance. This isolator is the only one I've found that works. It is big enough to support wireless microphones, yet compact enough to be usable. Build quality is excellent. Frame is not plastic, it is lightweight metal. Only issue I've had is losing the bands when the users carelessly remove the microphone. So, I buy replacement bands and everything is good.

Great stability if used correctly, but lets some noise in.

By Spenser
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2022-06-03

Many people don't know to cross the bands over each other when mounting a mic, they just stick it in the middle and hope it works. When used properly, this mount is crazy secure, and can handle almost any mic thrown at it (long shotguns might have problems). The only thing holding this back from a 5/5 is that some boom noise makes its way through to the mic. If the mic you are using is particularly susceptible to handling noise, this mount might require some clever boom technique to keep it quiet. Otherwise it is a great mount, and extremely durable/well built.

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will the sennheiser 600 work?

will the sennheiser 600 work?
Asked by: Jimmy
Yes, the Audio-Technica AT8415 Low Profile Universal Shock Mount is compatible for use with the Sennheiser MKE 600 Shotgun Microphone.
Answered by: Lisa S
Date published: 2023-01-18

Will a Audio-Technica 8022 with a Rode dead cat ...

Will a Audio-Technica 8022 with a Rode dead cat wind screen over it fit in this mount?
Asked by: William
Yes, the AT8415 shockmount can be used for an AT8022 microphone with a deadcat windscreen.
Answered by: Lisa S
Date published: 2020-10-27

Will a Rode M3 work with this shock mount?

Will a Rode M3 work with this shock mount?
Asked by: Aaron
No. See below dimensions: Rode M3.. Physical Dimensions ø: 1.3 x L: 8.86" / ø: 33 x L: 225 mm Weight 0.86 lb / 390 g Audio-Technica AT8415 Specs Microphone Diameters Minimum: 0.50" / 1.27 cm Maximum: 2.13" / 5.4 cm
Answered by: james
Date published: 2022-05-15

question

How do you 'thread' the microphone through the bands if it's too thin (e.g.. Rode NTG4+)?
Asked by: Emmy D.
I would try wrapping it in cloth, preferably cotton, where the bands contact the mike.
Answered by: James F.
Date published: 2018-08-28

question

is this made of plastic or metal?
Asked by: Rehan
Metal, well made.
Answered by: GREGORY R.
Date published: 2018-08-28

question

Would it fit Rode NT4?
Asked by: Anonymous
You may have to thread the mic through the bands by weaving it at both pairs of bands, instead of sticking it straight through. I love this shock mount and have used it for years, on all kinds of mics.
Answered by: Scott S.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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