RØDE SMR Premium Shock Mount

There is a list of compatible mics on the Rode website. I wanted to know if it would work with my Rode NT1 which is NOT listed (the NT1A is listed) so I wrote to the Rode Australian website and was told that it fits the versions of the NT1 which have a screw base but NOT the older versions of the NT1 which don't have a screw base.Mine does have a screw base so I ordered the SM6 and, as well as being functional and brilliantly designed, it is a thing of beauty. So much better than the heap of junk I used before (which looked like a tangle of string and didn't like being used at an angle - its black strings falling out of the clips). The SM6 is perfectly happy and robust when angled. Well worth the extra cash.You wouldn't have thought a mic holder could give so much pleasure in use!And no, in case you're wondering, I'm not related to anyone working for Rode and I wasn't given a free sample. I just bought it and liked it. If you want to bring a bit more joy into your life, you should buy one too.Enjoy.

I use this shock mount with the Rode NT USB, and despite what other people said about reaching the dials, I haven't had any issues, though I do have somewhat smaller hands than the average consumer :'). I haven't had any issues with the headphone jack being unusable due to the mount obstructing it, but that's because I have the microphone slightly twisted so that I can plug in my cable in between the elastics.The pop shield is really good, double layered, and I actually switched out the one I was using previously, as this one is so good. You can adjust the height and the angle that it sits at which is pretty nice :)I don't have any complaints about this product, it feels pretty sturdy! I'd recommend spending on this rather than cheaping out on something less reliable. As tempting as it is, I believe this shock mount is worth every penny.

A very sturdy piece of kit with height and angle-adjustable pop shield. Works great with my NT1-A mic and the PSA-1 "anglepoise" boom arm. It's pricey, but it certainly delivers appropriate quality for the money, and should give years of service.

This is an impressive piece of engineered equipment and well thought out for it's purpose. It holds my Rode NT1A mic firmly and the suspension is very efficient. The pop filter has a double membrane for extra efficiency and the filter can be easily adjusted for distance from the mic. It can be removed if necessary. Why only four stars? - My only suggestion to improve it would be the screwed part for the boom arm of a mic stand. The existing design is perfectly useable but I suggest a separated thread adapter would have been better than the double sized recess screw. However, this is only a small detail in what is a very impressive piece of equipment.

Great Shock Mount! I've just placed it on my stand with a vocal booth too and it looks amazing. I was a bit sceptic because the NT2-A it's quite heavy but it suits it perfectly. The integrated pop shield it is also a great feature as sometimes it's tricky to put in a perfect position the ordinary ones. Highly recommended! =D

I'm using this with a Rode NT1000. The feeble mount just can't hack it. The whole assembly droops, as does the ineffective pop shield which simply will not stay tight, causing much embarrasment in front of clients. The elastic susoension thread is stretched too far so as not to be effective any more. Consigned to a drawer. £20 maybe. Not £50.

Replacement for aged previous model. Only issue is that this one was badly manufactured. It sits at an odd angle but does the job.

Love the design of this. I have the Rode NT1-A mic. I had a separate shock mount and pop filter before. Was so annoying having to reposition the pop-filter every minute. This however works perfectly, easy to set up and does the job well.