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Old 08-05-2003
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Question Is it Necessary to get a shock mount for the Studio Projects B1

ive read on these forums that the SPB1 has an internal shock mount. i was thinking about getting the AKG H100 for it, but is it necessary since theres an internal one?

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If you're just self-recording and your home isn't sensitive to things like
the rumble of passing trucks , you should be fine with it.

If you're recording others and/or people present are walking around,
then using an additional shockmount is a smart idea to avoid picking
up footsteps.

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Re: Is it Necessary to get a shock mount for the Studio Projects B1

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ive read on these forums that the SPB1 has an internal shock mount. i was thinking about getting the AKG H100 for it, but is it necessary since theres an internal one?

thank you.
The SPB1 internal shock mount works pretty good... I had the extra spider shock mounts with my SPB1's but never needed to use them.
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thanks
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This might save you some $$$$:

http://www.8thstreet.com/product.asp...ng_Accessories


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i don't usually use shockmounts unless i want to impress someone with how cool they look!
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This might save you some $$$$:

http://www.8thstreet.com/product.asp...ng_Accessories


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i was told that one wasnt as good as the akg h100, even though its made for the spb1
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