Audio-Technica AT8646QM Microphone Shock-Mount Plate

We used this to install a pulpit microphone for our church. Worked great!

I bought this thinking that the back was a male XLR plug. The picture on the web site doesn't show the back, just one picture of the front. It's probably great but I can't use it.

It was easy to install. Also shock proof. I wasn’t really expecting much. Glad I added it to the podium. Looks way more professional than a mic stand.

The mount was easy to install, but you must drill a 2 inch hole in your podium. The rubber insulator seems to work, but when you adjust microphone you will need to hold it at two places or else the rubber will give and result in more adjusting. I think it will work great for us, even though it is mounted and tested, we have not been able to have a full house of people due to covid-19 . When that happens we will know for sure.

Used to replace a broken mic connecter for the podium at our church. The sound is clear and the mic doesn't pick up any vibration sounds from the moving of the gospel book on the ambo.

Set screw termination for permanent wiring. Easy to install.

Great sound isolation. Mic (small slim cartridge like a lavalier) tilts a bit due to weight of mic and slimline flex boom but does a great job.

Good mounting system to use full length of goose-neck microphone. Does not have XLR connector underneath. Only post and set screw connectors where you insert the three wires. The diaphragm is very flexible, making that you have to push microphone goose-neck quite a ways beyond desired position to make it bend.

Screws are an easy way to connect the three throng wires for your mic. It isolates noise from the podium to transfer to the mic. It does a good job. This replaced an older mount of the same thing, which lasted over 20yrs.

Received in a timely manner and performs as expected.