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ARCHIVED TOPIC: Audio-Technica Pro 35 - Mount Inside Openback

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watercarving - Posted - 03/15/2024: 05:16:14

Chris Coole told me sometime last year that they recorded Afield with the Audio-Technica Pro 35. Said it gave him a good sound and was easy to use. I've just now decided to buy one but what I've figured out is I don't know how to mount it. He said he put it inside his banjo but with the clip it has I'm not sure how to do this.

Could I possibly use velcro strips to strap it to the rod? Where should it be pointing and at what distances should I aim for?

Thank you,

John

Bob Buckingham - Posted - 03/15/2024: 11:09:21

The velcro would work, I've done that and it works just fine.

mrbook - Posted - 03/16/2024: 14:08:28

I have used the AT Pro 70 for years. My son-in-law is the world's foremost fork artist (fork-art.com), so I took one of his forks and made a mount for the rim that slides on the brackets. It works well, but he complains it is not art.

Fork banjo mic mount

jbalch - Posted - 03/17/2024: 13:17:26

A few years ago I made a mount for an AT lavalier mic. It is made using cork and a stiff but moldable (insulated) wire.

Fits between the head and dowel stick.

I don't have the mic any longer. But pictures of the mount are below.

Works great!

JB