Post by RobertW on Jul 30, 2016 19:16:08 GMT -5
That foam used for mouse pads, guitar stands, handles of bicycles, lawn mowers and garden tools is also used in some microphone shock mounts.
But whats the prob?
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Well the foam on the microphone clamp in my spider shock mount that I use with my Behringer Pencil mic seems to have compressed and the mic just slides out of clamp now.
A piece of cloth tape around the mic will solve this problem, but i don't want adhesive on my condenser.
I do still have some pieces of the Handle bar foam I had ordered form eBay to repair hanger and stands. An i think is just thicker enough to solve the problem, if i remove the old glued on foam....which is a non-trivial operation,
or shall I just order a new one that is the same colour as the microphone AND has a different clamp material?
But whats the prob?
Well the foam on the microphone clamp in my spider shock mount that I use with my Behringer Pencil mic seems to have compressed and the mic just slides out of clamp now.
A piece of cloth tape around the mic will solve this problem, but i don't want adhesive on my condenser.
I do still have some pieces of the Handle bar foam I had ordered form eBay to repair hanger and stands. An i think is just thicker enough to solve the problem, if i remove the old glued on foam....which is a non-trivial operation,
or shall I just order a new one that is the same colour as the microphone AND has a different clamp material?
