Rode SM4-R Rycote Lyre Shockmount ,Black

Really happy with these. Great quality build, easy to adjust, fit many of my pencil/shotgun mics perfectly. Some examples are my Sennheise MKH50, Sanken Co-100k, etc. It will fit basically any standard size shotgun mic. Great value for the money and will buy again in the future if needed!

I was using a generic shock mount that wasn't as good as it should. This one is quite spectacular, and does an amazing job of reducing 'shock' that travels to my microphone.Couple this with "THE HOOK TH-MD-150-70 MICROPHONE MECHANICAL DECOUPLER" and you have an extremely capable duo that pretty much eliminates all vibration.Great product, but I think it's a bit pricey. Could be cheaper.

Not much to say other than it does what it is supposed to do. The product is well designed and made of high quality materials. We have three and use them in the studio as well as in the field atop boom poles.

No problem, hooking it up fits very well in my studio

Does what i needed it to do. Which was to adapt a Rode Videomic Go 2 onto a standard threaded boom arm. Did the trick,,, but for a very pretty penny for what it is. Just my opinion.

Holds up the mic well. I'm led to believe the synco is a similar size and weight to the mkh416, so I imagine that would work well here too. Great shockmount. I'm using this for voiceover, so can't comment on using in live applications.

I bought this to hold my Synco D2 microphone in a flexible arm boom, mounted to my desk. The clip that came with the mic did not provide any isolation from vibrations on my desk. This shockmount was easy to put together and does an excellent job of keeping unwanted noises out, and I can even move the boom around without any noise transference. This is an excellent product and I would highly recommend it to anyone needing this kind of isolation.

I've yet to be disappointed with RODE and its products, and this is no exception. Great quality, reduces vibrations in even the cheapest of boom poles and is easy to use.