Introduction
The Rockville RDMS6 is a studio desktop microphone stand designed for live and recorded sound, podcasting, streaming, and custom audio applications. With an 11.8-inch flexible gooseneck and a 6.5-inch weighted round base, it provides stability and adjustability for various microphones.
This guide will walk you through:
- Unboxing and assembling the stand
- Mounting your microphone
- Various applications and accessories
What’s Included?
- Microphone clip (compatible with most dynamic microphones)
- Thread adapter (for 3/8” and 5/8” mic clips)
- 11.8-inch gooseneck
- 6.5-inch round weighted base
Step 1: Assembling the RDMS6
- Unbox all components and ensure everything is included.
- Attach the gooseneck:
- Take the thicker end of the gooseneck and screw it into the center of the base plate.
- Tighten it until it's secure and stable.
- Attach the microphone clip:
- Screw the included mic clip onto the top of the gooseneck.
- If needed, use the included adapter to fit different microphone clip sizes (3/8” or 5/8”).
Step 2: Mounting Your Microphone
- Insert your microphone into the mic clip.
- Adjust the gooseneck to position the microphone at the desired angle.
- Ensure stability by tightening all connections.
Step 3: Applications and Additional Accessories
The RDMS6 is highly versatile and can be used for:
- Studio recording (vocals, instruments, talkback mic)
- Podcasting and streaming (Twitch, YouTube, gaming setups)
- Instrument miking (kick drums, guitar, and bass amps)
- Voiceovers and home applications
Compatible Accessories
- RockShox Shock Mount – Recommended for condenser microphones.
- RockPop Pop Filter – Attaches to reduce plosive sounds for clearer vocal recordings.
- IPS 22 iPhone/iPad Clip Holder – Converts the stand into a tablet or phone holder.
Conclusion
The Rockville RDMS6 is an easy-to-set-up and durable desktop mic stand suitable for a variety of professional and home applications. With its weighted base, flexible gooseneck, and universal mic compatibility, it’s a great addition to any setup.
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