RØDE PSM1 Shock Mount for RØDE Procaster or Podcaster Microphone

THIS ALSO FITS THE NT USB+ MIC THREAD COUNT FITS

This shock mount is sooooo much better than the other cheap one I have. Also, although I bought it for my Procaster, it works perfectly with my Rode NT1 condenser mic from the late 90's.

Rode Procaster mikrofon ile tam uyumlu ve orijinal ürün. Kargo çok hızlı geldi.

The Setup: I use the Rode PSM1 Shock Mount as the essential bridge between my Rode Procaster and my Rode PSA1+ Professional Studio Arm. My signal chain is extremely sensitive—running through Triton FetHeads into a Pyle 12-Channel Mixer—so any mechanical noise would be amplified. This mount ensures my Tascam DR-60D MKII recordings are deathly silent. ​Why the PSA1+ and PSM1 are the Perfect Duo: The Rode PSA1+ is a heavy-duty arm, and when you add the weight of the Procaster and a FetHead, you need a shock mount that won't sag or slip. The PSM1 is built like a tank and holds the mic exactly where I position it. ​Mechanical Silence: The internal springs of the PSA1+ are already quiet, but the PSM1 adds that final layer of suspension. I can move the arm mid-podcast or type on my desk without a single "thump" entering the audio track. ​Rock Solid Connection: The M20 threaded nut provides a much more secure fit than universal clip-in mounts. It feels like one solid piece of engineering once it's all put together. ​Performance: The isolation is incredible. Even with the gain boosted by my FetHeads, the floor noise from physical vibrations is non-existent. It gives me the freedom to move naturally during a live show or while taking phone calls through the mixer without worrying about handling noise. ​Final Verdict: If you have already invested in the Rode PSA1+ and a high-end mic, don't bottleneck your quality with a cheap mount. The PSM1 is the foundation of a professional, "dead-quiet" studio.

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