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Audix Drum Microphone Clamp

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Audix Drum Microphone Clamp
Key Features
  • For D Series
  • Flexible Mini Gooseneck
  • Spring-Loaded Rim-Mount Clamp
  • Includes DCLIP Plastic Clip
The Audix DVICE Spring-Loaded Rim-Mount Clamp is a sturdy percussion clamp that offers you the ability to rim mount your D Series microphones on a drum. It eliminates the need for bulky microphone stands. This unit's gooseneck design and spring-loaded clamp make it practical and easy to use.
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Audix DVICE Overview

The Audix DVICE Spring-Loaded Rim-Mount Clamp is a sturdy percussion clamp that offers you the ability to rim mount your D Series microphones on a drum. It eliminates the need for bulky microphone stands. This unit's gooseneck design and spring-loaded clamp make it practical and easy to use.

Perfect Microphone Positioning
Position your microphone perfectly on your drum with this convenient clamp.
UPC: 687471131060

Audix DVICE Specs

Construction
Not specified by manufacturer
Finish
Black
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.355 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
12.35 x 5.15 x 1.5"

Audix DVICE Reviews

Great Clamp

By Anonymous
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-05-02

This clamp holds the mic exactly where I need it, it's very versatile. Will buy more.

Solid and Sturdy

By Miles
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2014-02-11

Sturdy as advertised, low profile, quick and easy to mount, move and take off. Mine came with a heavy plastic mic clip unlike the thinner kind (which can break easy) as pictured. The only problem with these clips is once you have everything in place and wired it is difficult to adjust the height of the mic. It's easiest to un-patch the XLR then readjust the height. Otherwise, a really great mount for your D series mics.

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Can it be used on a bass drum?
Asked by: Anonymous
Should work on nearly all drum rims, snare, tom-tom, or bass.
Answered by: Mark S.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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