
Shure
Shure A412B Gooseneck Microphone Desktop Base
Secure Your Gooseneck Microphone with Stability The Shure A412B Gooseneck Microphone Base provides a stable and convenient mounting solution for gooseneck microphones. Its angled XLR input connector and ample space for custom circuitry make it a versatile accessory for any sound setup. Specifica...
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Overview
Secure Your Gooseneck Microphone with Stability
The Shure A412B Gooseneck Microphone Base provides a stable and convenient mounting solution for gooseneck microphones. Its angled XLR input connector and ample space for custom circuitry make it a versatile accessory for any sound setup.
Specifications:
- Type: Gooseneck Microphone Base
- Connector: XLR Connector
- Color: Black
Key Features
Product Type: Instrument Parts And Accessories
Package Quantity: 1
Package Dimensions: 25.654 cms (L) x 13.716 cms (W) x 8.89 cms (H)
Country Of Origin: Mexico
Specifications
Product Type
Instrument Parts And Accessories
Package Quantity
1
Package Length
25.654 cms
Package Width
13.716 cms
Package Height
8.89 cms
Country Of Origin
Mexico
Brand
Shure
Model
A412B
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of microphone is the Shure A412B designed to hold?
The Shure A412B is specifically designed to function as a desktop base for gooseneck microphones, providing stable placement on flat surfaces.
Does this base include the gooseneck microphone itself, or is it sold separately?
The Shure A412B is a gooseneck microphone desktop base only; the gooseneck microphone itself is sold separately and is not included with this product.
What are the dimensions of the Shure A412B base?
The package dimensions for the Shure A412B are 25.654 cms in length, 13.716 cms in width, and 8.89 cms in height.
Is this base suitable for heavy-duty studio microphones?
This base is primarily intended for gooseneck microphones, which are typically lighter than large studio condensers; its suitability for heavy-duty models is not specified.
Can this base be mounted on a stand or is it strictly for desktop use?
The Shure A412B is described as a "Gooseneck Microphone Desktop Base," indicating its primary design and intended use are for desktop placement.