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Audio-Technica AT8646QMItem ID: AT8646QMMicrophone Shock Mount Plate for Lecterns, Pulpits, and Conference Tables 
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From Our Research Team:Mount A Gooseneck Mic To Lecturn, Pulpit, Or Table!The Audio Technica AT8646QM shock mount plate is intended for use with microphones mounted on lecterns, pulpits, conference tables and similar surfaces. The Audio-Technica AT8646QM shock-mount plate effectively isolates mounted microphones from impact vibration and mechanical noise normally transmitted from the surface. Designed especially for UniPointŪ gooseneck microphones, the AT8646QM may be used with other lightweight microphones as well.The Audio Technica AT8646QM shock mount plate incorporates a sturdy yet flexible suspension panel which provides the mechanical isolation. The AT8646QM has an XLRF connector mount. Audio Technica AT8646QM Features:
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ReviewsSo far so good
by Darby from Woodstock, GA
Just installed this shock mount on our church podium a few weeks ago. Previously, there was just a standard XLR jack on the podium, so every time anyone set something down or even put their hands dow... read more [+]n (let alone hitting the podium), we got booms and low end feedback. Right away after installing it, there was no more feedback or boom and I haven't heard any since!April 5, 2012 Music Background: Pro Musician This was super easy to install, no soldering needed, just had to cut off the XLR head and strip back the wires, run them into the right slot, and tighten the screws. It would have been helpful if it came with a wiring diagram, had to look one up online, but it's easy to find. One concern is the durability of the rubber surrounding the XLR jack. We usually bend the mic down out of the way when no one is using it, and time will tell if it holds up. close [-] Also popular
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