For the EV RE20, we'd recommend the following suspension:   Description: InVision USM Order Code: 044901 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044901 UK List Price: £63.80 exc. VAT each   InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.  

For the Oktava MK219, we'd recommend the following suspension:   Description:InVision USM Order Code:044901 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044901 InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

The correct mount for the U95 is the USM, details below: Description: InVision USM
Order Code: 044901
Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044901   InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

The suspension i’d recommend to hold your Gefell UMT 70s and M930: Description: InVision USM
Order Code: 044901
Web link: http://www.rycote.com/products/044901 InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

We'd recommend the following for the Oktava MKL2500:
Description:InVision USM
Order Code:044901
Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044901   InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.  

For the Neumann U87, we recommend the following shock mount:   Description: InVision USM
Order Code: 044901
Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044901
UK List Price: £63.80 exc. VAT each   InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.  

The standard thumbscrew grips in the USM-VB stop at a minimum of 55mm.  However, it’s not a problem for us to make a USM-VB using the longer USM screws. The suspension will be a special order item. Description: InVision USM-VB (Fitted with USM screws)
Order Code: 044912   The performance will not be affected by using longer screws. The 900g+ of the Charter Oak is getting to the limit of the weight the USM & USM-VB Lyres will take. It'll cope fine as long as the mount is used vertically, but if it's angled then you'll see some sag. The problem with the sagging is if the inner support ring touches or knocks the outer ring, as it'll cause noise. So in short, fine if it's held vertically.   InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

Our InVision USM range come with a female 3/8"-16 UNC brass thread built in, and a 5/8"-27 UNF brass thread adaptor supplied in the box. So it will work with the 5/8 stand no problem.   InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

Yes you can!   Our InVision USM mount fits the Rode NTK (details below):

Description: InVision USM  
Order Code:044901 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044901   InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

We recommend the following InVision shock-mount: Description: InVision USM-L
Order Code: 044903
Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044903 Or, Description: InVision USM-L Studio Kit
Order Code; 045003
Web link: www.rycote.com/products/045003   InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

That's actually larger than our standard USM-VB will accept (max diameter is 68mm), and slightly heavier than the max weight of 900g. We can make a special USM-VB (72mm), but this would be a special order (but the same price as the standard USM-VB).

From the details I can find online, the InVision suspension we’d recommend is the USM (details below)   Description: InVision USM Order Code: 044901 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044901     InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

For the Shure KSM 353, we would recommend the following InVision suspension:   Description: InVision USM Order Code: 044901 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044901   InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.  

We’d recommend one of our InVision shock-mounts, the USM-L for the Royer R122 (details below):   Description: InVision USM-L Order Code: 044903 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044903     InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

At the moment the largest diameter of mic our mounts can hold is 68mm, with the USM-VB. So the TLM 49 at 78mm is too large. Unfortunately at this time we do not have any plans to make a larger suspension.     InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

For the AKG C314, we'd recommend:   Description: InVision USM-L Order Code: 044903 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044903 UK List Price: £63.80 exc. VAT each InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo. A technical overview of the InVision USM and USM-L Studio microphone shockmounts. Includes a basic audio test demonstrating the isolation against cable and stand-borne noise

More about the Rycote solutions for Studio recording at:
http://www.rycote.com/products/shock-mounts-suspension/invision-studio/

The weight recommendations for the USM are guidelines only. The reason we specify a max weight for angled or horizontal is because heavier microphones will make the inner ring of the suspension sag slightly towards the outer ring. This is more of a look problem than a performance problem, unless the rings hit each other. If they hit each other then the suspensions performance will be reduced. There is however almost zero chance of damaging our suspensions from use with a 725g microphone, so I would confidently say that the InVision USM would be good for the Bock 195 for drum overheads. InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

Both the USM and USM-L would work perfectly fine in the vertical position. However, if you have heavier microphones that you would also like to use in the shockmount. I'd opt for the InVision USM: Description: InVision USM
Order Code: 044901
Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044901

  InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.

We have a video that shows both the USM & USM-L above. The main difference is the horizontal & angled weight that the USM and USM-L can tolerate before the Lyres sag. The weights refer to the support the individual Lyre will give, in terms of sag when mounted horizontally - not the weight the mount can hold securely. When a heavy mic is used horizontally, or angled then the weight will make the inner ring sag towards the outer ring. This isn’t ideal, hence why we’ve recommend a max. horizontal weight. When used vertically for vocals, this issue is not a concern. The soft-grip pads will hold well in excess of 2 kg.   Lyre Horizontal & Angled weight tolerance - USM - 500g USM-L - 250g   For more information, here is an article in SOS about the USM - http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/mar10/articles/rycoteinvisionusm.htm Hope this helps! InVision USM and USM-L from Rycote on Vimeo.