Would the Shure "donut", for the SM57, work well on a M88?
My local dealer would have to order one BTW.
(none in stock)

Thanks
Chris

Audio-Technica AT8415 works well on M88s (and lots of other mics.)

Benjamin Maas wrote:

"Chris Del Faro" wrote in message ...
Would the Shure "donut", for the SM57, work well on a M88?
My local dealer would have to order one BTW.
(none in stock)

The larger one (A55M?) works ok... Not great, though (it is a bit loose).
Sometimes I end up putting a strip of gaffer's tape around the mic where the
shock mount goes to help it stay...

Either of A-T's reasonably priced mounts, the clip one or the crossed
rubberbands one, will work fine with an M88 and many other mics.

--
hank alrich * secret mountain
audio recording * music production * sound reinforcement
"If laughter is the best medicine let's take a double dose"

The shock mounts that come with the Groove Tubes GT-33 and GT-44 (now
distributed by M-Audio) do a great job on larger-barrel microphones like the
M88. They can be purchased separately.

Peace,
Paul

Audio-Technica AT8415 works well on M88s (and lots of other mics.)

Hey, good call, I was about to build a shockmount for my Rode NT4...

Sugarite wrote:

Audio-Technica AT8415 works well on M88s (and lots of other mics.)


Hey, good call, I was about to build a shockmount for my Rode NT4...

The AT8415 will even hold a 421.

"Kurt Albershardt" wrote in message
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Sugarite wrote:

Audio-Technica AT8415 works well on M88s (and lots of other mics.)

The AT8415 will even hold a 421.

It will hold a 421, but the fit is so tight that I doubt it would be
terribly effective at shock dispersal.

Hal Laurent
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