Which microphone clip and suspension would you recommend for the Yellowtec IXM?
The Yellowtec IXM website states the diameter of the shank of the microphone is 38mm.   I'm afraid this is too big to fit in any of our microphone clips and suspensions.
Which shock mount would you recommend for the Royer R-121 mic? Intended use is for studio rec.
For the Royer R-121 in the studio, we'd recommend the following:   Description: InVision INV 7HG MkIII 
Order Code: 041118 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/041118   If you have large diaphragm microphones that you also wish to use in a universal shock mount. You could opt for this instead: Description: InVision USM-L
Order Code: 044903
Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044903   InVision 7 HG MKIII (041118) from Rycote on Vimeo.
Whats the best way to attached a microphone with suspension to a DSLR?
We'd recommend: Description: InVision Video (Hot Shoe) Order Code: 042901 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/042901 UK List Price: £40.00 exc. VAT each   https://vimeo.com/88242861    
Which suspension should I get to use with the Sennheiser MKH 50? (interior boom pole work)
We'd recommend the InVision INV-7 suspension for the MKH50 for interiors used along with the Tac!T inline filter, due to the sensitivity of the mic to handling noise. The lyre on the INV-7 is a 72-shore, so will manage a MKH50 well, with say a foam gag fitted. If you're ever using it with anything heavier on the front like a Softie of BBG, then the INV-7 HG MkIII would be better. I've added a brief note from our audio specialist about the Tac!T:   There is also a finite frequency at which the mechanical isolation of the suspension ceases to work - that's an inevitable factor of any spring system. The art is to make sure that the channel response is rolled off ~above~ that frequency.

The ideal roll-off curve for handheld and poled mics is to have a knee at about 60Hz and to use an 18dB/oct (or even24dB/oct) slope. Unfortunately Sennheiser provide proximity effect bass cuts (6dB/oct) but not the much sharper cut you need to get rid of handling noise. The Tac!t is simply a way of providing a steep cut (18dB/oct) at the front end of the chain. This prevents any really low LF handling noise getting through and removes any risk of it overloading the front end preamp.

You can fit the Tac!t anywhere in the mic cable - at the pole end or the mixer. It is a true balanced amplifier - the circuitry is completely symmetrical - and sneaks a little current from the P48 supply to drive it. It has no insertion loss at normal frequencies.   Description: InVision INV-7  Order Code: 041107 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/041107   Description: Cable w/TAC!T Filter, XLR-3F/3M, L45cm x 4.8mm Order Code: 017022 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/017022   InVision 7 HG MKIII (041118) from Rycote on Vimeo.
Which mount would suit the AKG C535 EB?
For the AKG C535 EB, we recommend:   InVision INV 7HG MkIII Order Code:041118 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/041118 UK List Price: £40.00 exc. VAT each InVision 7 HG MKIII (041118) from Rycote on Vimeo. A technical overview of the InVision 7HG MKIII microphone shockmount. Includes a basic audio test demonstrating its isolation against handling and cable-borne noise.

More about this suspension at: http://www.rycote.com/products/041118/
What shock mount would I need for my Gefell UM70?
From the listed specifications, we would recommend the following, depending on how you intend to use the UM70.

Vertical use only: Description: InVision USM-L  
Order Code:044903 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044903 List Price: £ 63.80 exc. VAT   Horizontal or angled (for overheads): Description: InVision INV 7HG MkIII 
Order Code: 041118 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/041118 List Price: £ 40.00 exc. VAT     InVision 7 HG MKIII (041118) from Rycote on Vimeo. A technical overview of the InVision 7HG MKIII microphone shockmount. Includes a basic audio test demonstrating its isolation against handling and cable-borne noise.

More about this suspension at: http://www.rycote.com/products/041118/
Do you have a suspension that is compatible with the AKG C535EB?
We'd recommend the InVision INV-7 HG MkIII shock mount for the C535EB. The clip will happily accept a slightly tapered mic body. The mount has a built-in 3/8" female thread, and comes with an adaptor to allow it to fit a 5/8" stand too.

Description: InVision INV 7HG MkIII  
Order Code:041118 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/041118 InVision 7 HG MKIII (041118) from Rycote on Vimeo.
Can you tell me what thread size the Invision 7 shock mount uses please?

The thread is a female 3/8" UNC (which will accommodate both BSW & UNC), it comes supplied with a 3/8' BSW to 5/8" UNF brass adaptor for our American customers. We do make a 3/8" hotshoe adaptor, which has a female 1/4" BSW thread in the base (Link). InVision INV-7 (041107) from Rycote on Vimeo.
What microphone diameter will the INV-4 clips take?
The 9.5mm Lyre has a nominal internal diameter of 8.0 mm - which has an effective grip range of 9.0 mm - 10.0 mm. It was designed primarily to grip the reducing sleeve to hold the Sennheiser MKH8000 series or Schoeps CCM Lemo/cable.   Rycote Originals - The Lyre® Microphone Suspension from Rycote on Vimeo.
Can you provide the wight of the INV 7HG Mkiii?
The weight of the INV 7HG Mkiii (not including packaging) - 93.5g
What's the difference between the INV-7 & INV-7 HG MkIII?
The key difference between the two mounts is whether or not you’ll be fitting any form of windscreen on the mics. The INV-7 HG is designed to support the mic from the rear, and allows weight to be added in the form of slip-on windscreen solutions (heavier than foams).   The INV-7 is a pure 'cradle' suspension with more complaint Lyres®, and can only handle a foam gag. The INV 7HG MkIII is slightly stiffer.

So ultimately, it depends on how you’re planning to use your mics.   Relevant product information can be found here:   INV-7 http://mymic.rycote.com/products/invision-inv-7-/   INV-7 HG MkIII http://mymic.rycote.com/products/invision-inv-7hg-mkiii/
Can the Rycote Softie Lyre Mount MHR, part number 037324, be used on my JVC GY-HM600 camcorder?
Our standard MHR needs a slight modification to fit the GY-HM600 (see details below):   Description: Softie Duuo-Lyre Mount with MHR (JVC Modified) Order Code: 037336 List Price: £ 45.00 exc. VAT Not on the website.
Which suspension would be best for the Geffell UMT70s?
From the listed specifications, we would recommend the following, depending on how you intend to use the UMT70s.

Vertical use only: Description: InVision USM-L  
Order Code:044903 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/044903 List Price: £ 63.80 exc. VAT   Horizontal or angled (for overheads): Description: InVision INV 7HG MkIII 
Order Code: 041118 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/041118 List Price: £ 40.00 exc. VAT     InVision 7 HG MKIII (041118) from Rycote on Vimeo. A technical overview of the InVision 7HG MKIII microphone shockmount. Includes a basic audio test demonstrating its isolation against handling and cable-borne noise.

More about this suspension at: http://www.rycote.com/products/041118/
What is the weight of the Softie Lyre Mount with Pistol grip?
The weight of the Softie Lyre Mount with Pistol grip (not including packaging) is - 153g
Do you have measurements for the Softie Pistol Grip?
Here are the measurements:
Which product would you recommend to put a mic on top of a tascam 70D for a CMIT 5?
The best solution would be: Description: InVision INV 7HG MkIII Order Code: 041118 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/041118 UK List Price: £40.00 exc. VAT each InVision 7 HG MKIII (041118) from Rycote on Vimeo.
Can the Audio Technica AT4053b with BBG and fur be used in a pistol grip with softie lyre mount?
Yes indeed they can! The Duo lyre system (INV 7HG MKlll) works well with shotgun microphones that have weight on the front.   Description: Softie Duo-Lyre Mount w/PG Handle Order Code: 033702 Web link: www.rycote.com/products/033702 UK List Price: £45.00 exc. VAT each   InVision 7 HG MKIII (041118) from Rycote on Vimeo.  
Do the InVision broadcast and film mounts already come with the 3/8 to 5/8 adapter?
Yes, we can confirm all InVision suspensions come with a 3/8" male to 5/8” female brass adaptor.
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