Pie de micrófono de cuello de cisne Omnitronic 47 cm con conexiones XLR a XLR

The Omnitronic 47 cm gooseneck microphone stand with XLR to XLR connections provides a flexible mounting solution for microphones in studio, stage and conference environments. The 47 cm length of the gooseneck delivers precise positioning and angle control, while the integrated XLR-to-XLR cabling maintains a balanced audio path from microphone to mixer or preamp. Designed for stable handling of dynamic and condenser microphones, this Omnitronic gooseneck supports routine sound reinforcement and recording setups where reliable, noise-resistant connections are required.

Advantages

The gooseneck construction offers smooth, tool-free positioning and holds set angles under normal use. Integrated XLR-to-XLR connectivity reduces the need for separate adapters and keeps cable routing compact and protected within the stand. At 47 cm length the gooseneck balances reach and control, allowing close placement to sound sources without excessive protrusion. The product is suited for repeated adjustments and can be mounted in common microphone holders or desktop bases that accept standard gooseneck fittings.

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How to use

Attach the gooseneck to a compatible microphone clamp, stand or desktop base and secure it according to the mount's instructions. Connect the integrated XLR plug to the microphone and the opposing XLR plug to the mixer, audio interface or preamplifier. Adjust the gooseneck by bending to the desired angle and position; the flexible shaft will hold the set position under typical operating conditions. If using a condenser microphone, ensure the connected preamp or mixer provides phantom power and that the cable path remains free from sharp bends or pinches.

Recommendations

For optimal audio performance, route the XLR cable without tight kinks and avoid excessive force when repositioning the gooseneck. Inspect connections before each use and avoid mounting microphones that exceed the weight recommendations of the host clamp or base. When used with condenser microphones, verify phantom power settings on the receiving device.