The Toughest, Smallest Tour Grade Portable Microphone Mounting Systems. The Original American Made AmpClamp (t.m.) Mic Mount for Guitar and Bass Amplifiers. Comes with an AB609 Adapter .With this Set-up you can use Any Microphone from ie. SM57,Sennheiser 609s to MD421 As a unit it Saves Space & Eliminates the need for cumbersome Non- Repeating Boom Stands or Side Spring Devices. Weighs only 5 oz. This is the Professional WT-Pro Portable Hard Mount which comes with the Multi Patented Composite Low Profile Mount Plate (to be affixed to your Cab) which can be discreetly mounted under or 360 degrees around any cabinet for CONSISTENT(repeating) mic placement night after night . As seen on our website of the same name \m/ This item has no Moving or Wearable parts. Only AmpClamp Mic Mounts are trusted by the Professional FoH Engineers of many of the Bands and productions touring right now
C**P
Finally a good solid mic holder that does not wear out within ...
Finally a good solid mic holder that does not wear out within a year like the cab grabber (flawed and high maintenance engineering design), a total thumbs up in my book!
R**O
Harder to attach than it looks.
Nice clamp you need the right tools to attach it..
T**S
Amp clamp, not actually a clamp...
I'm sure it works great but it wasn't what I was expecting, I was expecting an actual clamp, adjustable bar and what not, quick and easy to install like the audix cab grabber for instance, which I stumbled on to second after I received this and saw it wasn't what I thought. This has clamp in the name, so I just assumed. It requires more installation and thought because it is more of a permanent device as you have to screw a plate to the side of your amp or cab. Not for versatile situations and not quick and easy. I still haven't installed mine yet, because it's more involved than I was expecting, requires thought of best permanent placement that you'll be happy with, and also because it's basically impossible to clamp it on to a cab in a road case already, which I have, unless you wanna pull it out and try and wedge it back in, because it's not a clamp, its a screw in hardware style installation. Also requires putting wholes in your cab due to the screws.
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