Pro 35 microphone mounting solution

[babeaver]

Here’s a solution for mounting an Audio-Technica Pro 35 mic that I hadn’t seen before, so I thought I’d share it. Apologies if it’s been done before (and I’m sure it has).

I’ve seen folks simply clip the Pro 35’s alligator clip to a DPA violin mount, but that seemed sort of flimsy and unstable. I noticed that the clip appeared to be attached to the gooseneck by a small screw, so I removed the screw and - viola - the alligator clip slid right off. I then simply zip-tied the gooseneck into the existing slot on the DPA mount. This set-up stays in place much better than just using the clip, and is less obtrusive than using a zip-tie with the clip still attached to the gooseneck.

Hope you all find this useful!

[mandroid]

There are Viola chinrest clamps using 2 separate pieces , I'd expect those will be a solid mount ..

as long as you don't ChuckBerry across the stage a lot..

[hermdawg]

i like your style ....i have been turning the violin clip upside down using the alligator clip to clamp on the bar sticking up . its pretty solid but i like your way better
its to bad audio technica doesnt come up with their own clip on version. either way the a.t. 350 is the best mike out there for the money its an awsome mike.

[snakehead_a2z]

When I have used my pro 35 on my Rigel, I’ve just clipped it onto the tailpiece, and it works fine.