Microphone Shock Mount Bracket with Metal Tripod Stand
A hand on the desk, a chair moving, a cable knocked: all of it reaches a microphone through the stand. This bracket holds a 20 to 65 mm mic body in a suspension cradle and fixes to a metal tripod with a 3/8 inch screw. For desk recording and video calls.
A desk stand that keeps knocks off the mic
✅ Handheld or condenser The cradle opens to 20 to 65 mm, so a handheld dynamic or a small condenser fits.
✅ Suspension, not a clip The body rests in a shock-absorbing cradle, so stand vibration arrives through the mount.
✅ Tripod on the desk The metal tripod adjusts in height, so the capsule sits level with a seated speaker.
✅ Screw joins both parts A 3/8 inch screw threads bracket to tripod, so the two go together in a turn.
✅ No wall fixing Podcast links and video calls from a spare room keep the microphone on the desk.
Sizing comes first: measure across the microphone body rather than the grille or the connector, then compare that figure with the 20 to 65 mm range. A slim body and a wide one sit in the same cradle.
The thread is 3/8 inch, which is the joint between the bracket and the tripod here. Check the fitting on any stand or arm you plan to swap in before mixing parts from different kits.
A shock mount deals with vibration, not with the room. A bare wall still returns an echo, and a hand thumping the desk still travels through the table; the cradle takes the stand out of that path, which is a smaller job.
Assembly is a desk task: stand the tripod, thread the bracket on, open the cradle and settle the microphone in. Then set the height for whoever is speaking, seated or standing.
Technical details
- Model: M-F7
- Microphone fit: 20-65 mm body diameter
- Thread: 3/8 inch
- Mount: shock-absorbing bracket
- Stand: metal tripod, adjustable height
- Placement: desk or table top
- Variants: 2
- Pack contents: bracket and metal tripod; no other accessories confirmed
Measure the mic body, then set the bracket on the tripod and adjust the height.
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