Top 10 best-selling Microphone Shock Mounts

The Devine SHM-9 shock mount enables you to suspend your studio condenser microphone in a vibration-proof way. Its inner diameter of 45 mm makes it suitable for nearly all condenser mics, while its 90mm outer ring keeps it nice and compact.

With a slim 95mm diameter, the Devine SHM-10 is a super-compact and secure shockmount that limits contact noise and unwanted vibrational transfer, leaving you with clean audio recordings.

The Electro-Voice 309A broadcast microphone shock mount is compatible with the RE20, RE27N/D and RE320 microphones and comes complete with 3/8" and 5/8" screw thread adapters.

The Shure SM 91 is a great way to record the sound of your bass drum, however, the severe vibrations may cause it to move about. With the Kelly SHU Flatz shock mount system, you can prevent that from happening.

The Kelly SHU Flatz is a shockmount system that isolates your Sennheiser E 901 from the shell of your kick drum. It is suspended in the middle of the shell, near the beater. The result: a beautiful recording.

The MKS 4 is a shockmount for your Sennheiser MK 4. It decouples your microphone from the stand, so that vibrations and ambient noise are not added to the outgoing signal via the stand.

When you're recording with your Neumann TLM 102 or TLM 107, you´ll want to keep ambient noise out of your recording - you can do so with the EA 4 shockmount.

The Rode SM4-R suspension shock mount has dual Rycote Lyre mounts so you can position your microphone to perfection on a boom pole or mic stand.

Rode's SM6 is a shockmount and pop shield in one. It is not only suited for Rode microphones, it also fits other brands.

The PSM1 is a shockmount for the Rode Procaster and the Podcaster.