The LCT 40 SHs Shock Mount for Studio Microphones from Lewitt attenuates noise, shock and vibration transmitted through mic stands, booms and mounts. The quick-acting screw thread closure permits fast and easy setup. This shock mount is compatible with 3/8" and 5/8" standard threads.

Compatible with 3/8" and 5/8" threads

Suitable for LCT 140 and LCT 340 microphones from Lewitt

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How well does it fit the ATR2500 USB? Is there a hole for the Headphone output and volume buttons?

A: The ATT2500 fits the sub good . No there is no hole for the headphones output

Q: 2. How does this sound in an untreated room? Is it something I can correct in post, assuming the ambient noise isn't too great.

A: The Lewitt LCT 440 PURE Large-Diaphragm Cardioid Condenser Microphone can be used in an untreated room, but results can vary depending on what type of audio is being recorded. Since the mic has a cardioid pattern, it will pick up sound from directly in front while rejecting ambient sounds from the back and sides. What you could do to isolate the mic and keep out any potential background noise is use a reflection filter like the Auray RF-5P-R Five-Panel Reflection Filter (B&H # AURF5PR), which has adjustable panels and can be used on a straight stand or placed on a tabletop. This setup should provide very good results.

Q: 3. Would this pair be good for recording a classical orchestral harp (47 string)? Reducing pedal noise and breathing would be ideal

A: Yes, the matched pair of LLewitt LCT 140 AIR Stereo Pair Small-Diaphragm Instrument Condenser Microphones to record a classical orchestral harp.

Q: 4. Will this fit my Behringer B2 Pro?

A: No, the Behinger B2 Pro Large Diaphragm Microphone has a diameter of 56mm and the On-Stage MY410 Studio Microphone Shock Mount is for use with microphones that have a diameter of 42 to 48mm. A compatible model is the On-Stage MY430 Shock Mount for Select Studio Microphones (B&H # ONMY430) which is designed to fit mics that have a diameter of 55 to 60mm.

Q: 5. Do I need this for a Yeti Blue mic?

A: The Blue Yeti microphone has an included desktop stand built right into the microphone itself, you would not need a shock mount for that particular model.

Q: 6. how to switch on /off switches as fingure tips can’t reach them

A: Hello, I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing issues with the switches. I suggest looking into a rubber thimble used for turning pages, as those can help increase friction and move the switches to the desired positions.

Q: 7. Does it come with a fixing frame?

A: The Lewitt LCT-240 Pro Cardioid Condenser Microphone comes with a basic stand mount.

Q: 8. Does this come with the required spacer to enable X/Y mic configuration as the product description claims? If not, can you recommend a part?

A: Yes the Lewitt LCT 40 M2 Adjustable Stereo Bar comes with adjustable fixtures for X-Y configuration.

Q: 9. I realize the LCT 440 Pure is INTENDED for studio use, but if I wanted to use it outdoors,what deadcat wind screen would fit the microphone?

A: We do not have a furry deadcat style windcover available for the Lewitt LCT 440. The only option that we have for the LCT 440 is a foam windscreen, which is the Lewitt LCT-44-WX Windscreen for LCT 240, 440, 441, 540, and 640 Microphones (B&H # LELCT44WX).

Q: 10. Where is this mic made in ?

A: China