Will the AT2020 USB fit with the included shock mount?
79147
Yes, but you could also use the shickmount included with thr boom. Its a little tight fit for the mic but its ok to use.
79148
is the 2020 the same as my 2100 if yes then the answer is yes a foam mic wind cover help to secure it
79149
Your shock mount should have no trouble mounting the arm. You will need the reduction adapter that comes with most shock mounts, so I hope yours came with one.
79150
This shock mount includes an xlr cable attachment for microphones with such input. I suppose you could attach the microphone and just use the usb cord attached the microphone and computer...but why? There are studio arms without the xlr cord attached, perhaps it best you find one that doesn't because this cord does not dis-attach (if that's a word) from the studio arm. Hope this helps.
1350406
Hi, The shock mount is already part of the included items with the AT2035 originally.
1312833
Yes it will work with the at2020. the mount that it comes with will also work, although it is a little tight.
1312832
It could, I have an at2020 with it. But it's not easy to put at2020 into the shock mount, because at2020 is a little bit fat, just
222002
The shock mount will fit in the hotshoe on top of the camera but if you don't have an external line in on the camera then it won't work. You would also need an XLR to 3.5mm converter to connect it. I would strongly suggest running it through an external audio recorder like a Tascam DR-40 or Zoom H4N. Syncing audio is easy. Hope this helps.
250398
The AT2020 mic is the very microphone I purchased this stand for. Simply unscrew and remove the 5/8"-27 to 3/8"-16 adapter that comes preinstalled and it will screw right onto the stand.
1249183
I use it with a rode psa1 it's fine with some heavy cables. Great shock mount. Cheap, quality and small . make sure you have it orientated the right way round. One of the holes is too small for the yeti adapter.
1149079
From what I see in the A-T specs this stand will take the AT2020's shock mount, but you may have to experiment with how the mic is placed on the stand. As the stand and mic weigh almost the same (the stand's 2 ounces lighter) it may take a bit of counter-weight on the legs to keep in a preferred position.
882527
I'm not sure. You may have to take the stand and the shock mount to a dealer to see what fits. I have standard mic stands and it wasn't a problem for me.
593318
Heya, this will depend on the fitting on your shock mount. I use a Rode mic, so the fittings from the swivel to the Rode shock mount are compatible.....there is prolly a help line or link on the site that should be able to give you specifics and measurements for the screw-on fitting. Cheers, kkvoicebender
1119430
Jared, it will fit but just barely! My AT2020USB+ has a width of 2.6 inches, and yours a width of 2.8 inches. I had to do some twisting and gentle tugging and make my fingers do some weird maneuvers. Expect a little labor. Be aware that you should avoid removing the microphone from the shock mount often. Other than that, the mount is good for the price and looks, mind me, "hella" awesome on a nice clean desktop! If you have any more questions, drop a reply!
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Trey, I can't be sure if it will hold the AT2020 but I have a hunch it will. Your mic is 12.1oz according to the spec sheet on it. I have many mics but the SM58 I had on it recently is 10oz. The arm handled beautifully. I had a cord on it (xlr) that was not strain relieved and thus had some downward pull on the mic and that downward force was a non-issue as well. If I had to guess, you'll probably be ok with this unit.
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In the AT2020 description is says "Accessories Furnished: Stand mount for 5/8"-27 threaded stands; 5/8"-27 to 3/8"-16 threaded adapter" and on this arm description it says "3/8-inch threaded mic mount/clip only. If your mic mount thread is 5/8", you will need a mic thread adapter (adapters not included)." so I would assume that it won't fit without the adapter. But according to the AT2020 description it comes with the adapter. If not the adapter is like $5. I bought my adapter at a photography store. Its a standard adapter for things like tripods. - loureads.com In the AT2020 description is says "Accessories Furnished: Stand mount for 5/8"-27 threaded stands; 5/8"-27 to 3/8"-16 threaded adapter" and on this arm description it says "3/8-inch threaded mic mount/clip only. If your mic mount thread is 5/8", you will need a mic thread adapter (adapters not included)." so I would assume that it won't fit without the adapter. But according to the AT2020 description it comes with the adapter. If not the adapter is like $5. I bought my adapter at a photography store. Its a standard adapter for things like tripods. -... » Read More In the AT2020 description is says "Accessories Furnished: Stand mount for 5/8"-27 threaded stands; 5/8"-27 to 3/8"-16 threaded adapter" and on this arm description it says "3/8-inch threaded mic mount/clip only. If your mic mount thread is 5/8", you will need a mic thread adapter (adapters not included)." so I would assume that it won't fit without the adapter. But according to the AT2020 description it comes with the adapter. If not the adapter is like $5. I bought my adapter at a photography store. Its a standard adapter for things like tripods. - loureads.com « Show Less
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Yes it will, but you will need just a standard microphone clip if you don't have one already. The standard microphone clip would screw right into where the microphone shock mount would go.
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That is my mic I had before the one I do now and it fit PERFECTLY. However if you are going to upgrade to the AT2020 it fits a little loose inside (that is what I have now), still works but just a bit loose.
164174
Hey there!This should be able to hold the ATR2500. Just screw off the piece on the end and screw on the ATR2500. I would highly recommend a shock mount if you don't have one already. (:
1268425
I guess it will... You would need a shock mount though... It will screw on to any standard shockmount.. You might need an adapter for smaller shock mounts...it depends on what you have! But it works nicely and is heavy enough to hold the mic! I recomend it ;)