SMT25
OVERVIEW
The MST25 is a professional, simple to use shockmount sustem that attaches to any
standard microphone tand with either 3/8” or 5/8” threads. the SMT25 is provided
with a 3/8” threaded inset that allows it to be used with European-style mic stands.
To use with 5/8” mic stands, simply remove the adapter.
Optimized for use with a wide variety of microphones, the SMT25 will work with
microphones having an OD (outer diameter) of .82” - 1.06” / 21 mm - 27 mm.
TO OPERATE
The microphone is held in place by the foam lined metal housing in the center of
the shockmount. To open up the diameter and insert microphone, squeeze the two
metal clips together between your thumb and fingers. (see Fig. 1)
The wingnut located at the bottom of the clip (see Fig. 2) will control the rotation of
the shockmount 180 degrees. Simply loosen (counter-clockwise) or tighten
(clockwise) the wingnut as needed.
INSTRUMENT MICROPHONES
The SMt25 is ideally suited for instrument condenser microphones such as the
ADX51, SCX1 and SCX25a — and a wide variety of other popular microphones on the
market. The SMT25 will hold the microphone securely in just about any position. With
condenser microphones, itis important that the element and all ports in the housings
and grills remain completely exposed.
VOCAL MICROPHONES
The SMT25 will also work with vocal microphones such as the OM series and the VX4
(pictured), and a wide variety of other popular microphones on the market. Since
vocal microphones tend to be larger in diameter (24-25mm on the average) they may
take a bit more finesse to intall. The mic may have to be worked into the housing by
carefully twisting the mic back and forth as you are pushing into position.
THE ULTIMATE RIM-MOUNT
GOOSENECK MIC HOLDER
FEATURES
• Provides maximum isolation from vibration
• Heavy duty shock cord
• Metal wingnut locks holder into desired position
• Works with a wide variety of popular microphones
• Tension fit holds microphone firmly in place
FIG. 1: Squeeze together the metal
clips to open up the diameter of the
center metal tube.
FIG. 2: Wingnut will rotate the position
of the shockmount 180 degrees.
FIG. 3: VX-5 vocal microphone
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