Black Universal Microphone Shock Mount for Large Diameter Diameter 48-51mm Condenser Microphone Metal Construction

The media could not be loaded. This shock mount is well made, seems sturdy enough to hold an AKG C3000 mic. Easy to mount.

Purchased after studying the reviews on quality, which is accurate for this mount. It timely arrived. The center mike holder opening is for a much larger microphone than the ATR 2100, that I own. The 2100 indicates 51mm, but that is at the mike area, not the trunk which is much smaller and used for mounting to the shock mount. After researching a replacement in the same price range, I found none. I had some foam pipe insulation for 1/2 inch pvc pipe in the utility room. This is readily available from most any big box hardware store. I cut the foam about 4" in length and placed the 2100 in the foam. It fits perfect. I didn't seal the foam, but it is just right and tight in the mount holder. I now have a shock mount that can be used if, and when, I purchase a larger microphone. I have attached a photo. After the image was created, I further trimmed the foam length to match the actual size of the mounting holder opening. This shock mount is a quality product at a great price.

My hyperactive quadcast made it out of a literal tornado but without its shock mount, so I needed something to fit it.For this shock mount, the middle part does not fit it without some severe struggle, so I decided to take it off, which was a whole ordeal. DO NOT try to cut it open like I did, the thing is crazy sturdy. I had to unscrew it and unhook a bunch of things to make it work for my purpose.I won’t dock stars for the struggle though, since it was my fault mostly. HyperX customer support basically said they can’t do anything, so this was the best option.Super sturdy, hard to take apart, perfect for durability and longevity. If I coated this white it would match perfect! Would buy again if it were in white.

Works great

This shock mount is made from a solid metal construction, which is a nice change of pace from the usual plastic builds of this type of product in this price category. For reference, I'm using this with an Audio Technica AT2020 and the fit is perfect. It is a bit on the tight side and the metal clamp will need some force to open up, but it definitely fits snugly without fear of it falling out. The mounting joint on the shock mount feels solid and mounting it to my desk clamp arm mount feels nice and secure. Using this shock mount definitely helps with keeping unwanted vibrations from transmitting, especially if you have your base mount on your desk. If you use it for gaming like I do, it'll definitely help to eliminate unwanted "thumping" noises from keyboard usage or general movement on the desk.Overall, this is a great shock mount to improve the audio from your microphone. It's well constructed for the price and if you have an AT2020 or similarly sized microphone, the fit is perfect.

So I lost the adapter piece for my Hyper X Quadcast microphone. Found out that you can’t just buy that adapter piece, so I gave this a shot. The holder it came with was a bit too small for my microphone. So I just took out the holder and reattached the bands to my microphone. Voila. Attaches to my boom arm perfectly. Worth the $ if you are just missing you adapter piece and just need to get the mic on a boom arm :)

First of all, FYI this "Weymic" is the exact same item as the "Spider" sold by Zapala for $5.21 less. I ordered one from both vendors at the same time. The only difference I see is that the "Weymic" comes in a cardboard box and includes a brass insert adapter for smaller mic stand threads.The quality seems very good, and I am happy that this fits the AKG 414's, which has a challenging rectangular shape to hold on to. This unit holds it much more securely and with better balance than the AT8410a I had been using. The elastic bands seem thicker and more robust as well.To my surprise, this also fits the Sennheiser MD421's. I have never had a shock mount for those...bought my first 421 in 1977!It is a tight fit, but also useable for Rode NT1 and Neumann U87 condenser mics.The inside of the grip is lined with a rubberized foam material, so you don't get metal-to-metal- contact. The inside of the circle is 1 5/8", and can expand maybe an additional 1/8" with the spring clips. Overall height of the mount is 2 1/2", a nice, fairly low profile.

The shock mount works okay but the tightening screw is plastic. My microphone, like most large diameter condensers, is fairly heavy, so I have to really reef on it to stop it from slowly falling forward. It’s clearly not going to last long.