Nico style cheap shockmount!

[Nico2112]

Since in my country there are no shockmounts available for my Audio Technica AT2020 condenser mic, I decided to make one myself.

It came out cheap, and very sturdy.

I'll let the pics do the talking.

Cheers!

[Nico2112]

Here are some more

[rayc]

Doesn't look cheap - looks good.
I made a shock mount for a litle mic using PVC pipe & big fat rubber bands - now that looks cheap (works though).
Well done!

[Nico2112]

Thanks RayC

[antichef]

looks great -- what's it made out of?

[NewAgeMuttLange]

you should write a material list and a tutorial.... dammit :-D

-paul

[buckkillr8]

That came out really good. I second making up a material list.

[MadAudio]

Very nicely done! I commend your ingenuity. Necessity is truly the mother of invention.

[rmaier]

Great job! Tutorial, please, please, please.

R

[KillerV]

Very nicely done!!!!!

+1 for a tutorial and material list. Please show us how you did it.

[Dr ZEE]

+1 Great Work!

[Nico2112]

Thanks for all the comments guys, really appreciate them

I can't take credit for something that's not mine, I took this design from a guy named Tim O'Brien, and changed it a bit to suit my mic.

Basically I used these materials:

1 4" PVC cap
8 small eyelets
- braided nylon fishing line
8 small drywall screws
1 mic clip base
4 aluminum (or some alloy) strips. I took these from the back of an old PC casing I had lying around.
1 1/2" piece of 2" PVC piping
1 1/2" piece of 1 1/2" PVC piping

Here's a link to Tim's webpage so you can see basically how I did it (with a twist of course) http://home.hiwaay.net/~tjobrien/shockmount.html

So kudos to Tim

Thanks again guys!

Cheers!