Galaxy 140 has no threaded socket for tripod

I am considering the Galaxy 140 for its consistency and convenience
compared to the radioshack digital spsl meter. I checked the galaxy website
and didnt see any threaded socket on the CM-140 for tripod or boom stands.
If that is the case I was wonderong how people are using it. If the $50 radio shack
meter has the threaded tropod socket, I was wondering why the galaxy 140 doesnt.

The main reason I am going for the galacy is that I dont have to keep
turning the dial as in the RS meter. On the galaxy cm-140, one level covers
the entire range I am interested in.

[tonyvdb]

I have one and it has a tripod mount. I dont know why it doesn't show on the photos. The CM140 is also a better meter all around as the mic is quite a bit better than the RS.
There is three range settings on the 140 but they are very wide compared to the RS meter.

Thanks for the reply. Yep for some reason the manual does not show the
socket. I presume the socket is standard and would fit any tripod or
a boom microphone stand.
I am planning to get the onstage boom mic stand #MU7701B. Their
brochure also does not say what size threaded socket it comes with.

[tonyvdb]

There are adapters if it is not the right size but it should be standard.

[SRR]

http://www.zzounds.com/item--MUPCM01 <--- sounds like you are gonna need one of those.

So does the Galaxy 140 have the 5/8th or 1/4th thread

looks like only the 150 and 160 have the tripod thread. Only the 150/160 manual
shows the thread but still does not mention the thread size.

[SRR]

Mupi wrote:

So does the Galaxy 140 have the 5/8th or 1/4th thread

I am sure its threaded just like all other meters, that being a 1/4th of a inch, standard camera tripod mount. 5/8ths is for microphone clips and shock mounts.