And/or MIGHT be broken when you open the box. Not to mention time and stuff to go the distance for what MIGHT be in stock. Studio Microphone Main and support microphone for studio and live applications Cardiod characteristic Transmission range: 40 - 20,000 Hz Max. At 30mpg and $3 a gallon, you've got to factor in the costs there as well. The overly priced Home Depot is < 30 miles round trip.
And through a metropolis that isn't that fun of a drive. I went DIY mainly because I needed more than one shockmount, and needed something that I could fix or duplicate locally on the cheap. Depending on the problems you're trying to solve and how much money/time you want to invest in the effort. Various ways to dampen things at the stand as well. If outdoors or on stage, you might want one of the commercial options for a quick setup and maybe a quick release to go handheld on a whim. It really depends on what you need the shock mount for? If it's in studio, just get a couple hair braids of the larger size and drape them off the boom arm and craddle the mic in that rigging. And various other PVC tricks via rubber bands and just cutting a few notches. tools will be an expense if you don't already have that stuff.
Although hammer + dremmel + vise grips +. Both microphones are connected to my PreSonus AudioBox 1818VSL audio interface on channels 1 & 2. A mic clip and other parts (<$10) to mount it to the 5/8" threads. Behringer C1 Mic Review, A/B Compare with MXL550 Mic In this review I demonstrate and review the Behringer C1 Condenser Microphone and A/B compare it with MXL550 Condenser Microphone. You can make one out of a PVC hub (< $2) and some hair braids (<$5).
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