Detail 01
Clamp base instead of a tripod
Position is fixed by whatever you clamp to. No floor footprint, but you cannot move it without a new mounting point.

Independent shopping perspective
Clamp-mounted microphone holder in black steel. For attaching a mic to a desk edge, rack rail, drum hardware, or any pipe rather than using a floor stand.


Strong match
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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
Position is fixed by whatever you clamp to. No floor footprint, but you cannot move it without a new mounting point.
Detail 02
Heavier and stiffer than plastic or aluminum, so it holds position under a mic's weight without creeping downward.
Detail 03
Stays visually out of the way on a dark stage and in camera shots.
Detail 04
This is the mounting hardware. It replaces the stand, not the mic clip or shock mount your mic came with.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is a mount with a clamp base. Use the clip or shock mount that came with your microphone — check the thread matches before you set up.
Desk edges, table tops, rack rails, drum hardware, and similar surfaces. The limit is the thickness the clamp opens to and how solid the surface is.
Steel construction holds position better than plastic. With a heavy mic in a shock mount, test the grip and the clamp's hold on your surface first.
It replaces the stand where you have something to clamp to. With no clamping surface available, you still need a floor or desk stand.
Reference
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