Question 1

is there a shock mount available for this ?

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Yes, but it does NOT come with it (as someone else stated) unless you purchase the LCT 240-PRO-MAX.

The LCT240-PRO comes with a rubberized mic clip that some sellers might call a shock mount, but it is not. The (spider) shock mount may be purchased separately, and it is called the Lewitt LCT-40-SH.

Again, the LCT-40-SH is included with the LCT240-PRO-MAX. There are also some aftermarket shock mounts available for less, but be sure that they specify this particular mic before purchasing.

Also of note, this is a great mic for the price, but... for a bit more you can get the Lewitt LCT440-PURE which comes with a shock mount and a pop filter, and it is a considerably better mic.

Question 2

Is it good for recording clarinet and tenor sax? Since those are pretty bright in the upper registers, I don't want the mic to boost those frequencies

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First off, this is just my proverbial two cents. So if you end up disagreeing, there's no need to hate me :) That said, in my opinion, this would not be the type of mic I would use to record a sax or a clarinet. For instance, I bought the 240 pro to use as an additional mic on the fretboard of an acoustic guitar, and maybe an occasional alternative vocal or sound. Being that it isn't a full 1 inch capsule, you likely would not get the kind of "fuller" singular sound you would probably want when recording your instruments. If it is Lewitt that you like (and I would not blame you), I own another (the 1" diaphragm Lewitt LCT 540) which I think would be much more suitable (it actually is my go to microphone presently). And you probably could pick one up second hand for almost the same money.  Finally, if it is a completely "flat" sound that you were looking for, AKG Mics are the flattest that I've ever used. Deals can probably be had on an old C 4000 (again, a 1 inch capsule), without having to take out a second mortgage.

Once again, just my opinion… As they say, your mileage may vary.
Good luck,  we're all counting on you. :)

Question 3

Does this come with any type of pop-filter?

Accepted Answer

It comes with a windscreen, but not a pop filter.

Question 4

How are you supposed to hook this up to your pc?

Accepted Answer

Hi,  you would use a recording interface, like the Focusrite Scarlett Solo to hook it up to a PC.

ASIN	B071VJT84B
Antenna Location	Singing, Voice Recording, Video Recording, Speech, Instruments
Audible Noise	20 db
Best Sellers Rank	#5,530 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #54 in Multipurpose Condenser Microphones
Brand	Lewitt
Built-In Media	microphone
Color	White
Compatible Devices	Amplifier
Connectivity Technology	Wired
Connector Type	XLR
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (611)
Frequency Range	20 - 22Khz
Frequency Response	20 KHz
Global Trade Identification Number	00847986001702
Impedance	200 ohm
Item Dimensions	9.25 x 7.2 x 3.35 inches
Item Weight	1.5 pounds
Manufacturer	Lewitt
Mfr Part Number	LCT240PROWHT
Microphone Form Factor	Mini
Model Name	LCT Series
Model Number	LCT 240 Pro (White, Standard)
Number of Channels	1
Number of Items	1
Polar Pattern	Unidirectional
Power Source	Corded Electric
Signal-to-Noise Ratio	78 db
Special Feature	3.5mm jack
UPC	847986001702
Unit Count	1 count
Warranty Description	Limited two year.

LCT-240-PRO Compact Condenser Microphone, White

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