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That's a sensible set of selections. The PSA1 has a 3/8'' thread and the shock mount has a 5/8'' thread, so if there's not one included with the shock mount or PSA1 then get one which looks like this, not like this.

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I am looking to buy an XLR mic for my gaming/productivity setup. I am looking at getting an Audio Technica AT2020 http://a.co/eVj2NMi, Focusrite Scarlett Solo http://a.co/38bMMD8, Rode PSA1 http://a.co/d08ZvK4, a shock mount with a pop filter http://a.co/5Dcd6rA, and a 20ft XLR cable http://a.co/jksdZ0b. This is my first time buying a mic and I was wondering if these parts are compatible mainly the shock mount and the PSA1 and I could get anything better than what I have. These parts I have right now would cost around 320$. 

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That's a sensible set of selections. The PSA1 has a 3/8'' thread and the shock mount has a 5/8'' thread, so if there's not one included with the shock mount or PSA1 then get one which looks like this, not like this.

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1 minute ago, anothertom said:

That's a sensible set of selections. The PSA1 has a 3/8'' thread and the shock mount has a 5/8'' thread, so if there's not one included with the shock mount or PSA1 then get one which looks like this, not like this.

Ok. My friend has the PSA1 with the radius shock mount and I didn't know if the sizes were compatible.

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