SMALLRIG Microfoon Universele Ondersteuning Shock Mount Suspension Adapter Shock Mount Shock Mount met Cold Shoe - 1859

I was looking for an alternative for a Rycote which I found too expensive for what it does and found this from Smallrig for 1/5th of the price and it works great. I was panning and turning with the mic and camera, but it was not noticeable on the audio track. It's not for frequent professional use though, because the elastic bands (extra set included) will break at some point. It would've been nice if the cold shoe has a better fit.

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Les caoutchoucs sont un peu collant, le problème a été résolu avec l’application de talc. Une petite remarque: ne convient pas pour des micro cylindrique (droit) il faut modifier d’un 1/4 de tour la position des caoutchoucs par rapport à l’autre support et le micro est bien centré.

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They may be cheaper shock-mounts than this one, so why pay the extra?.When you start using microphones that cost hundreds of pounds, you want to know that they are secure and not likely to take a fall, also higher quality mics tend to be heavier and need stronger elastic support.The SmallRig ticks both boxes and the plastic is much higher quality than similar mounts, but trust me, for less than £10 this is a good quality support that feels like it is going to last, and also has a tight grip on the microphone, I also like the hand tightening knob at the side for angle adjustment.Not all pencil mics come with shock-mounts, but it does make a big difference isolating the microphone from mechanical shocks whether mounted on a mic stand or it’s part of your camera rig, so it’s worth it’s weight in gold by giving you cleaner recordings, also I see no reason why it can’t be used in a live performance as these mic shock-mounts are very compact in size, a good feature is the hand tightening knob at the side for angle adjustment.The shock-mount comes with spare elastics and has both 5/8” and 3/8” threads (with a plastic cold shoe mount), but not the ¼” that is commonly used on camera systems, but you can get adapters if that is your only means of mounting.If your stands have the larger 5/8” thread, I always recommend using this as not only is it a more secure fit but the smaller 3/8” along with slim locking nut either stay loose or can become stuck and difficult to remove, I use 2 compact plumbers pipe wrenches to loosen any nuts that become stuck.Pros; Feels well made and durableHas a side knob tension adjuster for angleElastic grips the mic tight and comes with 2 extra onesCompact for a shock-mount, so could even be used liveBrass 5/8” threadMetal 3/8” thread and cold shoe mountCons; On 1st use the 3/8” thread did get stuck and needed a wrench to release it (a common problem with this thread size)As yet I have only done a very basic test, but in the near future I will update this review as I will be doing extensive testing of all my mics and their supports.

Le support a porté entre le 7 mai et ce jour le 28 mai un petit micro RÖDE, mince, étroit et léger.Ce matin 3 des tendurs étaient cassés, le micro tenu par son fil.En enlevant le 4ième tendeur j'ai remarqué que ces 4 caoutchoucs sont secs et cuits donc très vieux. Un vieux stock ne se vendant que peu ?Pourtant tout est TRÈS bien conçu : TAILLE, POIDS, FORME, idéeauxJ'ai fait ensuite un test en tirant très fort sur les tendeurs brisés SANS les casser à nouveau : moulages avec zone de faiblesse ? fadu