🎙️ Secure Your Microphones with the Audio 2000s AMC4171 Universal Microphone Clip Holder (3 Pack) Review

Good price. The adjustable drawstring on the loop is a nice feature. Not much freedom of movement, but should be ok. Works well and can't complain as the price is right and the quality is just great.

As you can see from the video, this clip cannot hold the microphone horizontally like any traditional microphone holder. Regardless of which direction the microphone is pointing, the clip cannot ensure that the microphone is held flat. bad design

does it fit on sm57? Only at certain angles. The point of these mic clips is convenience, but the lack of freedom of movement makes them extremely uncomfortable. I'm sure there's something this clip is good for, but it just isn't up to the task of holding a professional microphone.

Great, versatile microphone clip. I usually use SM58 clip-on clips, but recently I had to deal with a wireless microphone that was much larger. This clip holds both, not exactly strong as a solution for a given size, but certainly strong enough that the tripod could fall off before the mic slides out of the clip most of the time.

I was very disappointed with these clips. I bought these to mount some small diaphragm condenser mics in XY configuration, but when they arrived I found that they couldn't hold the mic at 90 degrees perpendicular to the threads (i.e. parallel to the ground). In fact, they have severe movement restrictions.

According to Revine and the seller, the goods arrived on time. There are no complaints, but the manufacturer neglected the adapters that attach the microphone clip to the microphone stand during the packaging process. Today is Thursday evening and I have concerts this weekend, it is not possible to wait for a replacement. I have to make an extra trip to my local GC to purchase the adapters needed to use these clamps, items I have already paid for but not received. Thank you Audio 2000s. Getting

The clamp on my microphone stand broke and I bought this as a replacement. I was intrigued by the butterfly/clothespin style as they could more easily hold mics of different diameters. Unfortunately, the clip's range of motion is about 45 degrees. This makes them practically useless to me. In fact, I'm struggling to figure out what situation it would be beneficial in. I think if you get a set of files you can sand down the sides of the case and have them move 180 degrees, but I'll just look for

One of the clamps was missing a gasket halfway up the jaw. I don't mind it much, but it does indicate a lack of quality control. I bought it mainly for adapters. I used the plastic adapters that came with some of the other clamps and the threads were mixed up and not very secure. The other metal adapter options I was looking for were only a few dollars cheaper, so I decided to try these. I have a scissor arm and some darts, but I don't really need three of these clamps because I usually use a…