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Microphone Accessories

Our range of microphone accessories covers the small parts that keep a system working, from clips and cradles to windshields, pop filters and phantom power supplies. We also stock the spares that wireless systems get through, including aerials, belt pack clips and replacement capsules. Found it cheaper elsewhere? We will match the price.

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Clips, holders and cradles

Microphone clips are not universal, and the wrong one either grips too loosely or will not take the barrel at all. Check the diameter of your microphone and whether the thread is the 5/8 inch standard used on most stands, since European stands sometimes use 3/8 inch and need an adaptor. A rubber isolated cradle costs a little more but stops handling noise and stand bumps travelling into the capsule, which is worth having on a lectern or a drum riser.

Windshields and pop filters

A foam windshield takes the edge off plosive sounds and keeps moisture off the capsule, which matters more than most people expect on a shared microphone. Outdoors, a thicker foam or a fur cover is the difference between usable speech and a rumble of wind noise. For close recorded vocals, a mesh pop filter mounted on the stand works better than foam, because it sits away from the capsule and does not dull the top end.

Phantom power supplies

If your mixer has no 48V phantom power, an inline supply lets you use a condenser microphone without changing the desk. One unit powers one channel, so count your condensers before ordering. Mute the channel before switching phantom power on or off, as the thump it makes can be hard on tweeters.

Spares for wireless systems

Wireless kit loses the same parts repeatedly: aerials, belt pack clips, battery covers and capsules. Aerials in particular are worth keeping spare, because a snapped one takes a receiver out of service for the sake of a small part. Capsules and connectors are brand specific, so note the model number of the transmitter before ordering rather than matching by appearance.

Cases and storage

Microphones fail from being knocked about far more often than from use. A padded case or a foam lined box keeps capsules apart and stops cables straining the connectors, and it makes it obvious when something has not come home from a job. For a system that travels weekly, a case with cut-outs for each item saves far more time than it costs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are microphone clips universal?

No. Clips vary by barrel diameter, and stand threads differ too. Most stands use the 5/8 inch standard, while some European stands use 3/8 inch and need an adaptor. Check both the microphone diameter and the stand thread before ordering.

Foam windshield or mesh pop filter?

Foam is better for handheld and outdoor use, keeping wind and moisture off the capsule. A mesh pop filter on a stand is better for close recorded vocals, because it sits away from the capsule and dulls the top end less.

Do I need a phantom power supply?

Only if you are using a condenser microphone and your mixer or interface does not supply 48V phantom power. One inline unit powers one channel. Mute the channel before switching phantom power on or off.

Can I use any replacement capsule on my wireless transmitter?

No, capsules and connectors are brand specific and are not interchangeable between manufacturers even when they look similar. Note the transmitter model number before ordering.

Which spares are worth keeping?

Receiver aerials, belt pack clips and battery covers, since these are the parts that break most often and a small missing part can put a whole channel out of use.

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