Detail 01
Clip-on mount
Attaches to the drum hoop. No stand, no boom arm, and the mic position stays put when the kit moves.

Independent shopping perspective
Three clip-on dynamic mics for miking a drum kit. Buy if you need toms and snare covered without stands crowding the kit.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Attaches to the drum hoop. No stand, no boom arm, and the mic position stays put when the kit moves.
Detail 02
Small and light enough to hang off a hoop without pulling the clip loose or blocking your stick path.
Detail 03
Handles the close, loud transient of a struck drum head and shrugs off stick strikes better than a condenser.
Detail 04
Rejects from behind, which cuts how much of the neighboring drum and cymbal wash lands in each channel.
Detail 05
Reaches low enough for floor tom body and high enough to keep stick attack from sounding dull.
Detail 06
You need three free mic inputs and three cables. Each mic is its own channel at the board.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Snare works — it is the same clip-on hoop mount. Kick is a different job and needs a mic built for that low end and placement.
No. These are dynamic mics and run off the XLR line without phantom power.
Three, with clips and a case. Cables and stands are not included.
The clip grips the hoop rather than screwing into it. Seat it fully so it does not slip and rattle against the shell during a set.
Reference
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