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Depends on how big your suitcase is... but maybe! Good luck!

I think it depends on your use case. Best for: Super quick and easy string changes. Provides extra insurance that a broken string ball end won't fall in the guitar and short something (if that happens i suppose, it's never happened to me), and less wear and tear, in the long run, to your bridge plate. I think they look good, but that's subjective. I DO think there is a loss of bass, probably due to a shallower break angle over the bridge. It's not a deal breaker, but I enjoyed the purely acoustic sounds more without them (the "plugged in" sounds were similar to before).

@@lunchcopter I don’t think they suit this guitar at all :/ They cost over $150 here in Australia, I don’t think they are for me.

@@officialWWM Fair enough. To each their own. Thanks for checking it out all the same. Cheers!

Not recommended. They cut into the bridge.

Glad I could help!

Hey, thanks for asking! To answer your question, I've had no problems at all with the plate. It's basically exactly like it was the day I installed it. Cheers!

Good to know! Thanks for the quick response!!!

Hey man! I ended up putting Power Pins in my Acoustasonic Strat, and your video helped so much! Thanks!

Awesome! Thanks for letting me know and I'm glad it helped!

The plug for the battery is behind the second black plate. It was easier to remove both plates and get the battery out of the way for this mod.

That sounds unfortunate. I would make sure your batteries are fully seated in the tray and flat, make sure nothing is in the way of the metal contacts on the tray where it connects inside the grip, and make sure the "lock" button isn't on. If that all looks good, you might have to reach out to the company for warranty. I've not done this personally, so good luck!

Hey! No failures for me. Still use the grip often and it's held up just fine. Thanks!

@@lunchcopter Thank you for your reply♥️

I'm no luthier, but there is clamping force being provided between the bracket and the pins. It would make sense that a clamping force would reinforce the bridge. I've also read where these were used to help repair minor bridge lift, but I've not tried this personally. Good luck!

Seems like as good a reason as any, to me.

The quarter inch hole in the grip is in-line vertically with the one on the body of the camera. It is slightly forward of the original, however, by about a quarter inch. I hope that answers your question. Good luck!

The Acoustasonic line is all about hybrid digital and acoustic guitars. The electronics are a big part of this, but if you're looking for something without them, there are many acoustic guitars out there too choose from. Good luck!

The manufacturer's claims are easy enough to find and you can take them as you see fit, but ultimately (in my opinion), they make string changes super fast and easy.

@@lunchcopter I also do not want broken strings falling inside and possibly short out the board. My reason for getting this done.

how is it 2 years later?

To each their own when it comes to color... but yes! There is a black version. Here's a link, but you can search for it if there's any issues. www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1434449-REG/samson_sasp04tb_sp04_spider_shock_mount.html

There are screws on each side of the bridge that can be adjusted up and down to raise or lower the action.

@@RyanPotter1337 thanks, tried that- the bottom coin like silver washer / turns as well?

@@mikesummers4712 Yup! You're doing it right. The silver washer should turn, which should raise or lower your bridge. Good luck!

@@RyanPotter1337 ok, gr8 thanks for your help...

Probably also to kill the vibration on the shorter portion of the string. Resonance through the body could make them vibrate at odd times.

No worries! There are just a couple different packaging options. When you get ready to buy the Mic from your preferred retailer, simply check the contents of the box. It will tell you if a desk stand and/or boom arm attachment is included. Personally, I would just make sure it has the desk stand if you aren't using a boom arm, and if you are, I would buy the SP04 shock mount (it's always sold as extra). Good luck!

i have the mic and have the sp01 spider mount. It works fine, but i really just want a simpler mount like the little piece he has on the left. The spider mount is kinda bulky and im over it

plus you really dont need it as much as you think. No matter how you use it once you get the mic in place its not going to move so I never really felt like i needed the shock absorption at all. Im not banging on my desk and shaking everything so idk

It might? It seems not every package of the Samson G-Track has the same items in it, but assuming you have the regular "hard mount" for a stand or boom arm, you should be good. (it's the thing at 0:26). Good luck!

Lunchcopter I have a toner stand

lost mine to

I do not believe the SP01 will work. If you want a shock mount, the SP04 is the way to go. The desk mount is fine too.

@@lunchcopter thanks there are currently zero sp04 available anywhere so this sucks lol

You mean the table stand for the Mic? That came in the box with the g-track pro when I purchased it.

@@lunchcopter hey, thanks for the reply. No not the table stand. The mounting adapter for a mic arm (Not the shock mount) seen at 0:17 furthest on the left. Thanks!

I was going to ask "which one?" but realized the question was irrelevant.

You mean the table stand for the Mic? That came in the box with the g-track pro when I purchased it. If it's still in a box somewhere, I'll see if it has a number, but no promises I can still find it.

I got my samson g track pro in December of 2019, around christmas time. When looking on amazon I saw the "sp04 Black edition" (www.amazon.com/Samson-Shockmount-G-Track-Microphone-Controls/dp/B07FQLS3T3/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=sp04&qid=1586361891&sr=8-1) Do you think my gtrack pro will fit either of the Sp04s?

xdyujx when did you receive your adapter after contacting Samson. Like, how long?

I can confirm they made a revision to the bottom of the G-Track pro threads, it’s significantly longer in the threads and now fits fine on the SP04. I bought my G-Track Pro just a few days ago and rewatched this video to compare the old threads.

@@rewindqt5075 Sorry I didn't respond sooner. You may be all set at this point, but yes, that appears identical to the regular silver SP04. Good luck!

I'm not sure if this is something you can buy independently of the Mic. If you can, I would recommend contacting Samson and see if you can order it. Good luck!

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did you ever figure this out?

@@toost1669 Call in to Samson's Offices (number on their website) and ask for one, they told me they'd send one for free.

That could explain a lot! The adapter I picked up extended the threads, which is what I needed for a safe mounting solution. I just didn't have enough thread with mine and the SP04 to work without it. The adapter picture was linked above, but here it is again for convenience. imgur.com/a/xTf2gFL

@@lunchcopter Can confirm now that I just got my SP04 in, it defiantly fits perfectly without an adaptor. A TLDR; for anyone who's been hesitant to buy this mic + SP04 mount, it will 100% work in the long run. The question is, did you win the RNG lottery and get the long threads so it works by itself, or fail the coin flip and need the ~$10 adapter. A bit of extra info, the G-Track Pro I bought did not come with standard stand mount that many of the reviewers seem to say is included in the box. Which seems to be another common problem people have in the review sections i see on amazon and newegg. So it may be that you either get short threads and an included basic mount, or long threads and only the desk stand. This is pure speculation on my part, however it would make a little more sense that if they were going to sell the G-Track Pro to some retailers with a basic stand mount, and some not, that might have also been when they made the decision of long threads vs short threads.

@@WesBWhitacreIII where did you buy yours from?

@@Spudinske Direct from amazon, not a third party source on amazon. Worth noting, even then you may get either or. I imagine they could be stocking different models in different warehouses. Probably just a luck of the draw.

@@WesBWhitacreIII Thank you for your insight ! That explains a lot !

I feel the same :(

In the comments below the guy who posted the video said you can call Samson and tell them that your mic didn't include the adapter. Worth a shot! Hopefully they can accommodate you.

@@chefboyardamn6695 Only If you live in the US and I dont

I'll try to help you out! It appears, as someone said in the replies here, that Samson had 2 similar retail packages... one with the table stand and the adapter for a boom arm, and one that only included the table stand. This was less common, but I have heard of people having success calling Samson and they'll hook you up. If you're not in the US, this may be different. However, even if you don't have the hard-mount for an arm (like the one on the left in my video), you can still pick up a SP04 and the adapter I mentioned for relatively cheap, and then it will mount to your boom arm, and have the added benefit of the shock mount. Good luck!

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Because of the placement of the knobs and jacks, unless Samson releases something new, the Samson SP04 and the adapter are the way to go here. Good luck!

In the description under the video I linked the one I found on newegg, but I know they can be had on ebay as well.

Sorry I should’ve specified better, I meant like the one used to connect to a boom arm like the one on the left of the thumbnail

Ah! Some of them didn't come with them, I think it was one particular retailer or something when I was checking online, but I don't remember. I do recall someone saying you can call Samson's customer support and get one. Good luck!

Lunchcopter thx!

I bought one of those too (but I got mine off Newegg, link in the description)! It hadn't come in by the time this video was uploaded, but if yours is like mine, it has a "female" side that screws down on the G-Track's existing threads, and then you should be able to screw the G-track with adapter in to the SP04. Good luck!

@@lunchcopter yeah I'm guessing that's how I did it lol only this now is the mic sticks out a lot more. Hope you find out a better way

Where did you get that other boom arm mount? Also do you know the sizes for the mount adapter like size that mounts on mic to the size it steps down to

James Woulfe What "other boom arm mount"? If you mean the boom arm mount for mounting the G-Track Pro to an arm, (the thing on the far left in the thumbnail) that came in the box. As I understand it, not all of them came with the boom arm mount, depending on where you bought yours. Also, while I am not sure on the sizes, it is just an extension. The female threads of the adapter are the same size as the included boom mount, or the desk stand, and the "male" threads are the same size as the male threads on the mic. The adapter is just an extension that gives you about a half inch more clearance, which is exactly what you need. I uploaded a picture of the adapter mounted and added that to the description. Good luck!