Microphone Shock Mount Holder Clip Mic Anti-Vibration for 22mm-26mm Diameter Dynamic Mic Like Shure SM58 58S SM57 PAG48 Sennheiser E835 E845 AKG D5S Samson Q7 Q8 Behringer Xm8500

I'm old school! I use a Shure SM58S (has ON/OFF switch) for all of my voice over work. This shock mount from LYRCRO works great and holds my mic firmly. The shock mount is very well made. The outer cage is metallic and so are the clips. The elastic band has just the right amount of strength to hold the entire thing together. I especially like the 3/8" and 5/8" adapter that allows this to mount to nearly any boom arm or mic stand. There is also some padded foam on the grip to prevent it from scratching my mic. My favorite feature is that I can still get to the ON/OFF switch.100% recommended!

This is a decent suspension mount for small diaphragm condenser mics. It works well with my Shure KSM 137s and Audio Technica AT875. I prefer a slightly more snug fit and simply added a strip of thin foam tape to the inside. It is relatively solid in build, especially for the price. It's all metal, and for $12, there's nothing much to complain about.Do not be confused by the picture of the male singer. That appears to be a common front address dynamic mic, like an SM58, and it would not be mounted like that (in the manner of a side address condenser). Apparently, the marketing people responsible for this have no idea how different mics work.

It works pretty well with my Shure SM57 but it's a little bit on the tight side (so anything thicker than a SM57 may not fit)The build quality is about a 3.5-4 out of 5, but for the price, you really can't beat it.It is sturdy enough that I am not worried about it falling apart, dropping my mic, etc.It can easily be adjusted and feels extremely solid. Upon first opening, everything was a bit tight but loosened up after a few tightening/loosening cycles.Overall, Id give it a 4/5 and I DO recommend.

I like the fact it is sized for my mic.

Clever clamping system that takes a few seconds to figure out but works extremely well. Shock isolation is just as good as any. Excellent price. Fits Sennheiser, AKG, and Shure cardioid vocal mikes that you would typically see on a mike stand in an on-stage setup. Big studio-style mikes will not fit. Didn't try it with skinny condenser mikes but it seems like it would work.

I bought this shock mount to use with a Coles 4038c mic. The clip part of this mount grasps the stand adapter/XLR part of the mic well, but the Coles weighs about 2.5 pounds. The shock mount pivot tends to gradually sag, not surprisingly. I think the shock mount is made well, very similarly to a shock mount like this I bought for a Gefell MT71s, but the Gefell is of only moderate weight. Anyway, I will keep the shock mount and use it with other mics or maybe for short stretches of time with the Coles.

I would not buy this again. The product's materials are okay but nothing exciting, and I'm not sure it will hold up long term. The biggest issue is that it has a very unusual size thread to mount on mic stands/light stands, I honestly can't find anything that would accept the unusual screw size. I can't recommend these and would encourage you look for better options on here.

Everything about this device is well designed and well built, a must in a recording session or jam