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5/8 inch-27 threading
The US standard mic thread. Clips and shockmounts sold in the US screw straight on; 3/8 inch hardware needs an adapter.

Independent shopping perspective
A clamp that mounts a mic to a desk edge or a stand tube. For desk recording or adding a mic where a floor stand won't fit.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The US standard mic thread. Clips and shockmounts sold in the US screw straight on; 3/8 inch hardware needs an adapter.
Detail 02
Covers most desktops and tabletops, and also fits around round stand tubing in that diameter range.
Detail 03
One clamp does both jobs, so it moves from a home desk to a stage stand without extra parts.
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Low visual profile on camera for the black body, with chrome on the threaded hardware where wear shows most.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
If the desk edge measures between .625 and 1.625 inches thick, yes. Measure the actual clamping spot — desktops often thin out toward the edge.
It uses 5/8 inch-27 threading, the US standard for mic clips and shockmounts. A 3/8 inch clip requires a thread adapter.
Yes. It clamps round stand tubing as well as flat surfaces, within the same .625 to 1.625 inch range.
This is a clamp mount only — it holds the mic at the desk edge rather than swinging it out over the desk. Less reach, far less to go slack or sag.
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