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Speedlink VOLITY Accessory Set
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Former user
6 years ago
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I also have the Hyper X Quadcast. It fits perfectly in the holder
No, no cable is included. In the set you will find 1x microphone arm 1x spider 1x pop shield. It is very inexpensive and of good quality.
It is a normal 08/15 2 axle suspension arm.
Which is not to say that it is bad but it is nothing special but does its job exactly as it should.
To compare with Neewer, trust and co...
digitec
1 year ago
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The HyperX QuadCast S microphone fits on the microphone stand with table mount, as it is supplied with an adapter for 3/8" and 5/8" threads, which is compatible with most microphone stands. This makes it possible to attach it to the studio swivel arm with one-hand height adjustment. The microphone has its own anti-vibration shock mount, which provides additional stability.
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Hello whether USB or XLR cable does not matter the mic is clamped into the "spider" so mounted vibration-free, thus safely compatible with any microphone
digitec
1 year ago
The microphone stand set from Speedlink, type "VOLITY Accessory Set", is equipped with a studio swivel arm and a table mount. It is suitable for microphones with standard thread sizes. The HyperX QuadCast S has a standard microphone adapter that fits most stands, including those with 3/8" and 5/8" thread sizes. Therefore, the HyperX QuadCast S should fit on the VOLITY Accessory Set as long as the boom arm supports the appropriate thread sizes.
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Yes, the HyperX QuadCast fits into the microphone holder, but depending on the diameter, an additional adapter holder may be required.
Approx. 40 mm diameter.
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The entire arm on the table mount can rotate 360°. You can see it well in picture 3 at the bottom right because it is round. Hope could help you
I don't know if it fits this microphone. All I can tell you is that it doesn't have a threaded mount. You have to clamp it into the spider. Hope that helps.
Yes it fits depends on which mic you have
Should theoretically be able to wear it. But I recommend you buy another arm. This one is really wobbly and unstable (I used it myself). So if you can spend a bit more money, buy a micro arm from Rode or something, they have much better quality :)
It's 700mm if you look on Google
I can't tell you but the hyper x certainly fits
Unfortunately, no.
But I have the rode nt usb on it and that is rather too heavy. The arm always slips again, no matter how tight I tighten it.
Former employee
4 years ago
That elgate? :)
Former employee
5 years ago
According to the packaging, the spider is suitable for microphones up to a diameter of 43.5. The Seiren X should be too thick for this. Ti_mx_n from our community has found a suitable alternative: https://www.digitec.ch/de...
Hello. Im not sure but i think not. Have a good day.
Well basically yes, but it depends on the weight of the mic, I personally have a light one and so I'm satisfied, so over 1kg I think it's too weak.
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Yes, you can replace the inner ring and insert the superlux E205U.
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In another question, the thread size 3/8 was mentioned and whether a microphone would fit with this - the answer was yes. Assuming this, the thread adapter with the article number 12281210 might fit. Unfortunately, I am not 100% sure. Hope that I could still be of help.
The arm has a standard thread, so it should be compatible with the holder of the Rode NT USB.
However, the shock mount will certainly not fit.
Yes, I also need the same mic. It's a bit tight but it works. I recommend a little more expensive holders, because they are not as stable over time!
Yes, the microphone can be screwed directly onto the stand.
Should go.
Yes it is with the "se electronics x1 a condenser microphone". This microphone has a tripod clamp with thread adapter for tripods with 5/8" or 3/8" thread.
Source: https://recording.de/magazin...
And this microphone arm also has 3/8" and 5/8" threads.
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