old timey microphone 3d models

A straightforward, DIY-friendly microphone stand cable clip designed specifically for use with FreeCAD. Easily customize the design to suit your needs and preferences. ...For added sturdiness, print the component as a solid object.

This microphone shock mount is a one-session print, upside down on a RepRap 3D printer, similar to previous designs. It requires hair bands, hose clamps, and a mic clip with possibly a washer for a tight fit. Metal parts may be incorporated in future...

I lost the stock stand for my Blue Yeti USB microphone, so I designed this stand with a slot for the oval extrusion on the bottom of the microphone to fit into. There is a slot for the USB cable to fit into, but I did not design a similar slot for...

This highly detailed microphone features fully editable materials and textures, allowing you to customize its look and feel. The wire path can be easily adjusted for maximum realism. In contrast, other formats only offer static images for bumps and...

... ends. This clever adapter empowers users to elevate their microphone game in two distinct ways: either by securing it firmly in place while speaking, or by adding a little extra height to an existing mount or tripod setup for optimal audio capture.

This modified version of the original stand by Dani203 incorporates a smaller footprint while maintaining exceptional stability, as demonstrated through rigorous testing with a CAD U37 and a Marantz MPM-2000U microphone. ...The result is a sturdy and...

This has a threaded base, that screws on to a standard microphone stand (5/8"-27) and fits nicely. The front and back halves are glued together, and the ring is glued to the base. The springs were purchased at a hardware store. The whole thing was...

This interface piece bridges the gap between the mic stand and the microphone suspension - a design seen in Rodé's setup. At one end, it features a 3/8-16 UNF thread that fits standard microphone stands perfectly. ...A M6x15mm bolt is used to tighten...

This is a magnetic microphone mount to hold my BM-858 microphone. Uses cheap 10x3 mm Neodymium magnets in N S N S arrangement for maximum magnetic strength. I also used plastidip on the magnet holder to give it more grip. Print with supports from the...

It's Extremely Helpful for Wiring a Microphone Through an Individual's Shirt When Filming. The Cable Is 2 Millimeters in Diameter, Making It Easy to Work With. The Clip Snap-Fits Onto the Mic with Ease, Ensuring a Secure Hold. ... The Clip Itself...

This custom mic ring is crafted to securely encase a Harry Joseph Hushbutton microphone button and an Audio Technica through-hole tabletop microphone. We encountered issues where individuals unintentionally activated the buttons with their laptops,...

... assembly, print two copies, epoxy the bases together, using hemostats for ease. Minor warping issues won't affect functionality due to the mount's strength. Accessorize with a hose clamp, five hair bands, and a microphone clip base for completion.

This is a straightforward adapter piece I created to link a Logitech c920 webcam to a budget-friendly microphone arm I already had. The adapter securely attaches to the microphone arm using standard 3/8"-16 threads, and then the camera connects to...

... thread that Mic clips demand, so I decided to share it with the community in case someone else needs one. The custom-built stand measures 130mm from base to mic clip and is more than robust enough to securely hold my heavy Rhode microphone.

A precision-crafted, photorealistic 3D model of a microphone is brought to life using the advanced features of Blender Cycles render, a leading 3D software solution. This meticulously designed model can be easily exported into various high-resolution...

So i ended up making this 3D model because i needed a microphone stand quickly. So here is my design, it use the 5/8-27 standard thread used on many microphones. Approx 15cm in height and 12cm base diameter. UPDATE: I added a 60 degrees angle...

This simple mount enables you to hang a microphone under a ceiling or balcony using a microphone clip equipped with a standard 5/8 inch, 27 threads per inch hole. Conversely you can use on a table or other horizontal surface. Use on a vertical...

Condenser Overhead Microphone Mount Designers Craft Precision Solutions Skilled engineers and designers carefully plan and execute condenser overhead microphone mounts that excel at capturing high-quality sound from instruments and ensembles. These...

The microphone rests at a higher position than the stock tripod and is more stable due to its circular base, which covers the microphone's center of gravity when mounted. You can pass the XLR cable through a hole in the base for a neat setup. The...

G3_microphone_Dome_75.stl - Base for the microphone stand with built-in 3/4" sprinkler pipe adapter. G3_microphone_Dome_50.stl - Base for the microphone stand with built-in 1/2" sprinkler pipe adapter. Only one of these needs printing, depending on...

I tried using a battery powered guitar amplifier; the microphone in the input where the guitar normally goes and the headphone output of the amplifier connected to the microphone input of the PC. ... This gave a nice clean signal, but make sure you...

My personal build of this microphone can be accessed here: https://tombenedict.wordpress.com/2017/12/21/diy-stereo-parabolic-microphone/ The dish used as inspiration for this project bears an uncanny resemblance to the form factor of Telinga...

It's fairly basic, but is designed to minimise the space taken up on the desk and to reduce the overall height compared with the supplied stand so that the microphone does not obscure your monitor screen. The overall height, including the...

The base is slightly larger and perhaps better looking.Print SettingsPrinter Brand:UltimakerPrinter: Ultimaker OriginalRafts:NoSupports: NoPost-PrintingPrint the foot, screw the microphone stand adapter that hopefully came with your microphone on it,...

The Audyssey calibration microphone used for Marantz and Denon AV receivers/processors is specifically designed to be mounted on a tripod. This adapter lets you mount it directly to a boom mic stand using a standard microphone clip. The base of the...

This microphone is spherical in shape and has no attachment hardware other than the included magnetic base, so I made this clip. It is a split ring design to allow easy insertion of the microphone. The hooks on the sides allow the clip to be securely...

 No other side effects other than minor burns when lifting the print plate off the bed!Non-printed parts:M4 x 22 mm bolt and nut for pivotM3 x 20 mm bolt for cold shoe assembly8 x 25 mm dia rubber bands Some credit must go to Altoscrol's concept for...

... noise introduced by the handle vibration to increase the audio quality, but not required. The focus point of the microphone is 0.12'' above the rim, when using it, the placement of the microphone will have a significant effect on the sound quality.

Check out this custom Microphone stand I came up with after buying a microphone that didn't come with a boom or stand. It should fit most standard shock mounts, so be sure to take a look at the second picture. To get the best results, print it with a...

The cover is split in half for easy insertion.  (Note: the cover rests inside the main body, and can move freely when the flag body is empty, it stays in place by the pressure of the foam sponge, unless glued) Now insert the mic.The circle opening is...