As you can suspect, this would cause unwanted noise, interference, and feedback from the microphone. If the microphone was not connected to a shock mount, the diaphragm of the mic would pick up every little sound that resonates from the stage, such as the kick drum or a member of the band tapping their foot. The first is in a live application where the band would set up on stage, and the stage is hollow or wooden. There are two scenarios where you would want to use a shock mount. Due to the fact that the microphone is suspended in the shock mount, it is able to move freely.
This means that the mic sits in a “basket” of sorts where it is suspended, and the shock mount connects to the mic stand. The second method of connecting a mic to a mic stand is via a shock mount. This means that the mic connects directly to the mic stand and is vulnerable to various factors (which we will discuss). Let’s first discuss why any microphone would require a shock mount, and by understanding this, we can determine if the AT2020, in fact, does need one in order for it to operate effectively.Įssentially they are two ways to connect a microphone to a mic stand.
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