the t.bone Microphone Holder S

I bought several of these as a replacement to original Rode NT5 mic holders.
They seem a little fragile, and threads are all carved in plastic, but two years and some, so far they serve their purpose very well. Nothing came loose, nothing broke. I do handle it carefully as I do with all of my equipment.
Plasatic material it's made of is flexible but firm enough to hold even a little heavier Sennheiser ME66 with K6.
In the end, if it does break, it's not expensive to buy another one. My best recommendation.

just pick the right size for your microphones and smile - it works - looks like not branded production of a more famous company.

I use it in the studio for my pencil condenser mics and I have to say that the quality is really great!

I use these for Beyer 201, 160 etc, I went one size smaller for 84 or 451.

Good tight clip, doesnt droop.

Great sturdy small microphone holder for my small condenser microphones.

The amount of microphone clips I used to go through before this style of rubber/ plastic type came on the go seemed every months a new one was required. This clip must be the answer to all you out there, who has taken your stand out of the boot and your clip is smashed. To be made by K&M is even better as they are one of the top makers today. I changed the plastic stand adaptor to a brass one just for extra protection. would highly recommend

The build quality is really good for the price. Feels like rubber, its elastic but not lose. Its steady and nothing will slip of through it.
Ideal for shotgun type mics but also very nice for my AKG C3000B.
A really trustworthy buy.

There is not much to say about this simple piece of equipment but it does what it is supposed to do. It holds a small condenser microphone well. Even though it obviously does not come with a shock mount. It suites well for situations where you don´t want to highlight the presence of a microphone if you are not worried about mechanical distress to the microphone.

I bought this clip for when I don't need to use a shockmount with my AKG 214, and it does a great job. Not absolutely perfect but it does a great job!

These clips - made by K+M for Thomann - are great value and are what I choose to replace standard fitment mic clips with. I find these are hardier, grippier and more reliable.

These S ones are ideal for hanging overhead condensers or other small diaphragm mics. Recommended especially if one is using some of the more reasonably priced pencil mics - this is a cheap and effective upgrade.