Universal Microphone Shock Mount, Mic Clip Holder for 47-53mm Mics, Anti-Vibration, High Isolation

I am running the Elgato wave low profile setup. It is a spectacular combination. The mic fits right in and stays on the arm. The knuckle is strong and the mic does not droop down. I did not even have to adjust extra pressure to the gas arm to hold the weight of the mic and the mic and the shock mount. I needed to have the room to be able to type and move around the desk without desk and vibration noise. I was going to go with the Electro Voice shock mount but it is over 100 and so large that it would impact the space when I turn the arm around while not in use.I highly recommend this shock mount because it fits easily and absorbs all the vibrations from the desk.

I ordered a couple of this mounts that I've been using mostly on the two newest versions of the Røde NT1: the 5th Gen and the Signature Series (both mics have the same dimensions). These shock mounts hold reliably, and their compact size and quick attachment make them fantastic alternatives to the bulkier, more obtrusive mounts that come with the Rødes. I still have use for the OEM mounts, but only in situations where I need the pop filters that come attached. Otherwise, it's these 3rd party mounts ftw.For these NT1's, I do have to make sure to set the shock mount's grip closer to the head of the mics than the bottom; the mics' tapered circumference means that the mount is more likely to slip if set too low. Otherwise, setting it higher makes the mics very secure.If you need to use the NT1 with a pop filter, I'd say that the included shock mount is the way to go. For a simpler setup, though, I'm happier with these alternatives!

Well If you are reading this, you just purchased OR you are thinking of getting that forever mic called the Electro Voice RE20. That little voice in the back of your head is looking at that pricey shock mount. Part of you is saying, "Well I just spent over $500 for my forever mic, I might as well buy the nice branded RE20 Shock Mount too" Hey I did the same thing, I understand. I promptly sent my RE20 shock mount back after 3 days as it is WAY to bulky and got in the way. I disliked that big bulky thing and I should have listened to my other voice saying don't buy that as it was a waste of money.This Shock Mount works perfectly fine and supports that Forever Mic easy and it is light weight as well. Buy it, you won't regret it. Thank me later. Low price too and looks great!

I run an RE-20 on a rigid desk mounted El Gato boom arm, the factory hard mount transferred quite a bit of desk vibration into the mic. This shock mount attenuates it a good bit and it's a lot lower profile than the EV mount that is truly meant to be suspended in the air. I prefer having the mic mostly out of frame and below my face for business use.It is not a miracle cure but it helps and the price is right. Build is solid on it as well.

This shock mount is perfect for the Electro-Voice mics RE20 to the RE320. It fits the base and supports them well. One of the few that actually do this without having to buy the over-priced original shock mount from EV. Quality is decent but not outstanding. For the price, it's good!

Works great. Built well.

Works for the Electro-Voice RE20. :)

I'm sure this works for other microphones, but mine was a bit too big to fit in it.