How to Fix a Condenser Microphone Shock Mount in 373 SECONDS

How to change the shock mount elastic on a condenser microphone. Today, we will be changing the elastic on an MXL 770 condenser microphone. You can buy and extra elastic for your microphone or use the included spares. Either way, this video will provide you with clear instructions and visual aids to get it done quickly and efficiently.
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[@devillosaurus]

These things are such a hassle. You video shows me I am not the only one to find this trickier than it should be. thanks.

[@lancejurd7865]

Thanks mate. You saved me from the increasingly demoralising attempt I’d been making.
Starting by putting both bands on the ring that attaches to the mic stand was the break through for me. It was easy after that.

[@arj6ns]

Thank you very much, perfect video!

[@christisall]

Thank you for making our lives easier indeed! Very helpful video!

[@MusicalKinetics]

Thank you Zoé for your message. It's really encouraging.

[@_Shinique]

Thanks. I was definitely overthinking it.

[@abcBIMdotCom]

Thanks. Secret is in making it a diamond

[@zeogaming877]

Can you please tell me the length of that thum screw ..i recently brok my shock mount screw due to over tightening..i only know i need m5 screw but the length (in millimetres) i dont know ..can you please take it out once and let me know the length of it 🙏

[@CoolMovieStuff]

Thank you

[@Alan-pb8fw]

Muito obrigado! Consegui👏👏

[@kaziisme]

saved my life twin

[@OnyinyechukwuBoma]

Really great video

[@dkproduct]

Thank you so much

[@stanloona6181]

Thank you for this video it helps me😊❤

[@MusicalKinetics]

My pleasure. I am glad that it was helpful

[@tcorman]

Thanks for this! Question: Have you found a source for replacement elastic? I can't find one, not on their Amazon store nor their web site, nor anywhere else online!

[@MusicalKinetics]

Hey Tony. This is a great question. I have actually found one. Many months after this video, my elastic got slack again. What I ended up using was simple elastic rope that tailors use or the kind wrist band designers use. So you can get it in a DIY shop, or tailoring shop, or Amazon. You then cut the elastic rope to the length you need and tie it with a simple knot. It works really well. Here's a link to one I found on Amazon. Though, I got the one I'm using locally, this could help you. Make sure to check the thickness of the rope if that matters to you. amzn.to/3JhbSth. Let me know how this goes. Best of luck and thank you for reaching out.

[@tcorman]

@@MusicalKinetics Awesome, thanks so much!

[@matthewmwolff]

Type "MXL 770 cradle bands"

[@ParengGeorge]

Thanks man!

[@t3br00k35]

i am leaving this is too frustrating.

[@AllAboutUChannel]

Thank you sooooo much!