The Audio‑Technica AT8491G Adjustable Guitar Mount provides a professional solution for securely positioning microphones on stringed instruments. Musicians can attach it to guitars and other instruments without interfering with playing or tuning. The clamp adjusts easily between 90 mm and 135 mm body depth, holding instruments steadily during performance.
It accepts compatible goosenecks, allowing precise microphone placement for optimal sound capture. Non‑marking pads protect the instrument’s finish, while a rugged thumbscrew ensures a firm attachment under all conditions. The mount includes a locking socket to hold either a 5″ AT8490 or 9″ AT8490L gooseneck securely.
The AT8491G works seamlessly with the ATM350a Cardioid Condenser Instrument Microphone, providing stable, consistent sound pickup for live shows, rehearsals, or studio sessions. The thumbscrew adjusts quickly without tools, and the mount grips confidently. Musicians will notice its reliability over time.
Beyond standard guitars, this mount fits violins, banjos, mandolins, and similar stringed instruments. During performances, it allows musicians to focus on playing, knowing the mount remains secure. Recording sessions benefit from the stable gooseneck interface, which quickly positions microphones while preventing movement.
With the Audio‑Technica AT8491G, mounting and microphone placement become intuitive and dependable. Its combination of precision, protection, and flexibility ensures musicians can achieve professional sound consistently.
The Audio‑Technica AT8491G Adjustable Guitar Mount ensures secure, reliable microphone placement for every stringed instrument. Its adjustable clamp and non-marking pads protect finishes while providing stability during performances or recordings. Compatible with AT8490 and AT8490L goosenecks, it delivers precise mic positioning for optimal sound capture. Musicians can focus on playing without worrying about movement or damage. Combining durability, flexibility, and professional-grade design, this mount enhances both live and studio experiences, making it an essential tool for achieving consistent, high-quality sound.