Designed to add extra versatility and connectivity to any mic stand, the AD-5838-B from Auray is an adapter which converts a 5/8"-27 female mount to a 3/8"-16 male post. As such, it's compatible with a wide array of mic clips, shockmounts, or any other applicable accessory sporting a 3/8"-16 post.

The adapter features a sturdy knurled edge, which aids in loosening and tightening the adapter as needed. Using this adapter will allow your 5/8"-27 mic-stand stud to interface with shockmounts usually intended for use with boom poles, as well as European mic clips and other gear outfitted with 3/8"-16 mounts.

5/8"-27 Female to 3/8"-16 Male Thread    Adds Functionality to Your Mic Stand    Provides Compatibility with Mic Clips    Provides Compatibility with Shockmounts    Offers Compatibility with European Clips    Knurled Edge for Easy Connections

This adapter lets you mount accessories such as shockmounts and mic clips, usually sporting 3/8"-16 mounts, to a standard 5/8"-27 mic-stand stud.

The adapter lets you use shockmounts usually designed for boom-pole operation on a mic stand. It's also compatible with European mic clips, as well as shockmounts with 3/8"-16 threaded receivers.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these Zinc Plated?

A: The CAMVATE 1/4"-20 Female to 3/8"-16 Male Screw Adapter for Tripod (2-Pack) are made of Stainless-Steel.

Q: 2. Does Auray make a version of this adapter that is 3/8" female/ID all the way through?

A: It does not appear that Auray makes a thread adapter in 5/8 to 3/8 format without also including 1/4-20. For an alternative, we recommend BH #ONMA200BH On-Stage MA200 5/8" Male to 3/8" Female Mic Screw Adapter: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/400109-REG/On_Stage_MA_200_MA200_Screw_Adapter.html

Q: 3. What is the thread pitch of the 5/8 exterior threads? Is it 5/8-11, 5/8-18, or 5/8-27?

A: What I can tell you is that it is works with a standard microphone clip. I just looked up the standard threads per inch in a standard microphone clip. The answer I got was 5/8-27. It was answered by Shure Customer Support (One of the biggest names in microphones. Here's the link:Well it wouldn't let me include a link to an external site. But, that's the answer I got. You can try to google the question or find the question on the Shure Customer help site if you would like to see it for yourself.Hope this helps.

Q: 4. Is this adapter hollow? In other words, can you see through it--or is there something separating the 1/4 threads from the 3/8 threads?

A: Technically, you can see through the center; however, there is a ledge around the circumference of the interior that separates the two different-sized threads and acts as a stop against the top of the threaded post you are screwing it to.

Q: 5. will this help a 3/8 tripod foot fit a 5/8 tripod?

A: Yes it will. That's what it's designed for.

Q: 6. will the threaded bolt of a standard light stand fit into the female end?

A: Light stands have varied column top mounts. However, the Impact Air-Cushioned Light Stand (Black, 8') BH #IMLS8A has a 5/8" Stud with a 1/4"-20 male thread which is compatible with the Impact 1/4"-20 Female to 3/8"-16 Male Adapter with 1 1/8" Flange.

Q: 7. So... will this fit the threads for a MZQ8000?

A: Yes, this will convert the 5/8 threads on the Sennheiser mic clip to either a 3/8 or 5/8 female connection.

Q: 8. Can this be used on the RFMS-580 mic stand to hold shock mount in place WITHOUT reflection shield?

A: This is the appropriate adapter to join a shock mount with a 3/8-inch threaded female connection to a mic stand, such as the Auray RFMS-580, with a 5/8-inch male threaded end.

Q: 9. Will this fix Monopod thread on Benro FGP28C Tripod?

A: No, the Camvate 1/4" Male to 5/8" Female Microphone Stand Adapter has the wrong size for its female thread. The Benro FGP28C has a 3/8"-16 male thread, so you can use the Kupo 3/8"-16 Female to 1/4"-20 Male Adapter (B&H # KUKG003912) or the same adapter included with the Camvate 1/4"-20 Female to 3/8"-16 Male and 1/4"-20 Male to 3/8"-16 Male Screw Adapter Set (B&H # CAC1069).

Q: 10. What material is this made from? Steel? Aluminum?

A: This is made from Aluminum