This Quick Mount Plug-In Microphone Desk Stand With Switch by Audio-Technica will give you the stability you want for your microphone while providing a strong signal throughout your presentations. The convenient on/off/mute switch adds an extra touch of professionalism to phantom-powered microphones.

This microphone desk stand is specifically designed to fit with Audio-Technica Case Styles M9, M11, M23, M26, M27, M34, M35.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can it be used as a normal flash stand?

A: It can be used as a free standing support for a flash. It also has a 1/4 20 and can be used on some stands or tripods.

Q: 2. What is the leg diameter? i want to buy casters for this stand.

A: The leg diameter is just about 1".

Q: 3. Does somebody have first hand experience with how well this mount tackles handling noise when used with a Schoeps CMC641 with colette cable?

A: This Rycote should work well. The build quality is excellent. We have not tested the Rycote with this Schoeps mic.The mount below is designed specifically for this mic and may be the best choice:Schoeps A 20 S Elastic Suspension Swivel Shock Mount (Stiffer Elastic) B&H # SCA20S

Q: 4. Does this fit the iPhone X?

A: Im pretty sure it does! the size it's adjustable

Q: 5. does this stand has a 1/4 20 in the bottom?

A: Yes this stand has a 1/4"-20 screw opening in the bottom.

Q: 6. Would the INV-4 be the ideal shock mount size for the Audix 1250BHC?

A: Audix recommends their SMT-MICRO Shock Mount Stand Adapter (B&H# AUSMTMICRO) for use with the M1250B-HC and other Audix Micro Series microphones. Additionally, the SMT-MICRO is an item that we stock while the INV-4 is only available by special order and is not returnable.

Q: 7. I have a remote shutter. Do I need this as well? I don't understand how they would work together.

A: The FreeWave Mini-Stand Flash Trigger Set is is a small trigger for your camera's hotshoe plus a mini-flash stand base with an integrated receiver for that hotshoe transmitter. It is a standalone transmitter and receiver set, it is not required if you have an existing remote shutter.

Q: 8. What is the distance/length from the end of one lyre, to the end of the other lyre? TIA, Bean

A: 70mm (2.75 ) - the Lyres can be moved too with the use of a hex key, and they can be either 25mm apart of 45mm apart.

Q: 9. I'm planning to attach a Canon 600EX II-RT Flash/Speedlight to this stand. I was looking at getting the Manfrotto Snap Tilthead bracket, but it's getting mixed reviews on how well it will hold a flash. What other umbrella bracket do you suggest that gives a secure hold? Or do any of you use the Snap Tilthead with a Canon flash? Thanks!

A: Hi Suzanne,I too looked at that head but found mixed reviews. The major issue I found from my reading was that the snap tilthead doesn't allow for locking of the flash in place. This is because of the 600ex's weather lock which the snap tilthead doesn't cater for. In the end I went with the following:- MA026 - Manfrotto Swivel Umbrella Adapter (Lite-Tite)MA143S - Flash Shoe for Magic ArmThat said I haven't used it yet because the Joe McNally softbox comes with the Ezybox Hot Shoe Mark II Bracket which is what I use to hold the flash in place.

Q: 10. Rycote INV-7 Audix SCX1-HC compatibility use? I would like to know if someone here with the experience using it with the Audix can tell me how the mod was done and later how the shockmount is being used. Some people says that reattaching the lyre to the middle position could cause the microphone to receive sonic reflections from the excess length of the base carrier and the other way around is using the mount backwards. I would like to hear more commentaries about this before making a decision. Thank you.

A: You have the wrong mount for the mic you are using. The Audix SCX-1 is 4.09" / 104 mm. The Rycote mount you have is for mic's that are longer than 120mm.