What you get inside the Aukey GD-G1 box:
shock mount


each arm measures approx 12 inches long





3.5mm Y splitter cable



inside the box

XLR female connection
Setting up the Aukey GD-G1 full studio microphone is a breeze. The scissor arm can be extended 180 degrees and has a pin at both ends. On one end, you screw the shock mount to the pin, and on the other end you insert the mounting clamp inside the pin. The mounting clamp allows you to clamp the entire microphone set up onto a desk.
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