Questions about Trust GXT 253 Emita Streaming microphone boom

So, the plug included in the arm yes, but the base no, it is much too small. You need a base for the size of the microphone that you can change.

Suitable for all common microphones (Ø 43 - 49 mm)

I don't have a blue snowball, but because of the special shape, I wouldn't recommend buying this bracket. However, there is a bracket for the snowball from the same manufacturer.

Yes

No, unfortunately not. According to the manufacturer, the min./max. dimension is 43 mm / 49 mm. The RØDE Procaster has 52 mm.

I think not. In addition, the microphone is very heavy and the microphone arm can only withstand weights up to 900. My microphone weighs about 450 grams and it is also rather critical in terms of stability.

I can't confirm that either, but I would advise against this microphone arm. The attachment of the arm to the mounting base, which you can screw to the table top, is - to put it mildly - not very well done and is still a nuisance to me today

Unfortunately I don't know. But the holder is not very good, I recommend you buy another one.

That's okay. I did it that way too.

Unfortunately, I cannot recommend it for this purpose. The pre-assembled cable is not compatible and replacing it is very difficult, if at all possible.

It is suitable for all common microphones with a diameter of 43 mm to 49 mm and a weight of up to 900 g. According to research, the Samson G-Track PRO does not fit.

No the AT is too small and there is a USB cable inside, the AT needs XLR.

Yes I have the same microphone and it fits perfectly ;)

The USB connection as well as the shockmount of the "Trust GXT 253" are not compatible with the "Rode Procaster". However, you can attach the "Procaster" to the stand with another suitable spider or the "Rode RM2" ring mount.

According to the manufacturer, the "Rode Podcaster" is not compatible with the "Trust" spider. Of course, you can still attach your Rode microphone to the stand with another spider or the "Rode RM2".

According to our information, the "sE Electronics X1 A" is not compatible with the shockmount of this microphone arm. However, you can attach the "sE" to it with the in-house adapters or spiders/shockmounts.

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Unfortunately, this stand is not compatible with the Elgato Wave 1.

Hello Skdragon As far as I can see the buttons/controls are on the front and a bit further down. The bracket on the arm is quite big/high and might clash with the front. The grip is very strong, but whether it can still hold the mic properly if you can't slide it completely into the holder. If you had the chance to test it? I would do so. Ng

Hello Ramon Hoch, The Hyper X Quad Cast is compatible with the Trust GTX 253 Emita microphone arm. (Same setup) 😊

It seems that the Rode is a hair too big. That stand takes microphones between 43 and 49mm and the Rode is 50mm.

Unfortunately, you cannot use the cable from Arm for the HyperX. (Wrong connection) You can use light wire, such as cables that you buy new, to attach it. It worked for me once. I hope that helped you? Ng

Hello Dear Espablo3, The microphone arm can carry the Blue Yeti, I had this before too. Now I have the HyperX Quast microphone, which also fits perfectly. In terms of weight, the HyperX is rather heavier. Should therefore not be a problem. LG

Hmmmm, as I can see from the pictures of your mic. It has the controls distributed on the front. So I would look at the mass first. But I would look for one that has a narrower handle. Since this one has a slightly thicker mount. I hope this helps you. Ng

Yes, the microphone should fit on the thread.

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unfortunately i don't know... i changed the arm after 1 week because it is very weak and my mike sank down more and more. i changed to the Rode mike arm. 1000x better