Coles 4072
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Coles
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A Suspension Designed to Secure Demanding Recordings
In the studio as well as in close-miking situations, a good shock mount often makes the difference between a "clean" track and one polluted by unwanted vibrations. This anti-vibration microphone holder was developed with this in mind: to stabilize the microphone, limit mechanical transmissions, and maintain signal clarity even when the environment is not perfectly silent.
Who It's For and What For: Studio, Vocals, Instruments, and Sensitive Captures
This suspension is intended for sound engineers, home studio users, and technicians who use a 4038 or 4069 microphone and want to ensure reliable recordings. It is especially useful for vocal takes, acoustic instruments, and any situation where the microphone is exposed to floor movements, stand vibrations, or handling.
XLR Connectivity and Quick Daily Setup
With its approximately 15 cm cable and XLR connector, this suspension facilitates neat cabling around the microphone and stand while reducing stress on the microphone output. The result: quick setup, better cable management, and a more stable setup for long sessions.
Questions frequently asked
Is the Coles 4072 shock mount compatible with the 4038 microphone?
This shock mount is designed for the 4038 and 4069 microphones.
What type of connector is integrated into this shock mount?
A cable of about 15 cm with an XLR connector is integrated. This setup facilitates neat cabling around the stand and reduces stress on the microphone output.
How does the shock mount reduce unwanted vibrations?
The anti-vibration mounting stabilizes the microphone and reduces the transmission of mechanical vibrations. Movements of the floor, stand, or handling are thus less likely to interfere with the recording. This solution is suitable for sensitive studio or close-miking applications.
Is this shock mount suitable for vocal recordings?
Its use is recommended for vocal recordings as well as for acoustic instruments using a 4038 or 4069 microphone.
Does the XLR cable facilitate mounting on a microphone stand?
Thanks to its approximately 15 cm XLR cable, the setup allows for better cable management around the microphone and stand.
