The Samson SP01 Spider Mount is a high-quality shock mount built especially for select Samson condenser mics. The Spider Mount is easy to use as your go-to steady container for your mics when doing studio or field recording sessions. Durable and lightweight, this shock mount is an affordable way to get better audio performance results out of your Samson condenser microphones. Compatible with the Samson C01, C03, CL7, CL8, and C01U condenser mics Works with Select Samson Microphones The Samson SP01 Spider Mount is designed especially to work with select Samson condenser microphones. The Spider Mount is compatible with the Samson C01, C03, CL7, CL8, and C01U condenser mics. Ideal for YouTube, Podcasting, and More Using a shock mount such as the Samson SP01 helps to reduce unwanted vibration noise when doing dialogue recording, especially for podcasting. The SP01 works great in a studio mic setup, allowing the microphone to be partially isolated from vibrations that can add unwanted sounds to your output signal when recording. It can also be attached to a simple boom for quick and easy field recording. About Samson Samson Technologies began in 1980 designing wireless microphone systems. Today, Samson is an industry leader in both consumer and professional audio with three notable brands: Samson, Hartke and Zoom. Over 250 products are sold and distributed in over 130 countries around the world. In 1980, Samson introduced their first wireless microphone system. Over the years, Samson has become a leader in the wireless field. In the early "90s, Samson began to expand the reach of their audio products through the development of power amplifiers, mixers, wired microphones and signal processors. In 2005, the first professional USB microphones to be used by musicians, broadcasters and podcast enthusiasts were introduced, making Samson USB microphones the new industry standard. Over three decades, Samson has grown from a small two-person operation to a worldwide enterprise, dedicated to innovating new products that will enhance the lives of music and broadcast professionals everywhere.