On-Stage MY320 Shock-Mount Condenser Microphone Clip

I lost the clips for my Behringer C2 mics and I bought a used set of Samson C02 micsBehringer support said they don't sell replacement clips but recommended these. I bought two and tested the fit on both mic models. Going to buy more so they have dedicated mic clips for each set and also some spares.

a bit snug on my AT4041 but nice clip

There are better in isolating vibrations but not at this price or as durable.

Have an AT shotgun mic that I use periodically on a boom. The previous one of these (maybe 10 years old) finally failed when the rubber hardened. This works perfectly with a slim mic and works just like the one it replaced. Rubber dries out so not surprised it need replacement eventually. Good value.

Fits perfectly - sturdy and light weight.

Got this for the microphone in our sanctuary. It fits perfectly and eliminates almost all of the noise from footsteps on the stage.

I got three of these. Two MY320s and an MY325. The only theoretical difference is the diameter -- the 320 being smaller diameter for pencil condensers, the 325 fitting dynamic vocal mics.The products all came attached to an On Stage Stands cardboard display card, but they weren't all the same. The 325 and one of the 320s had "On Stage Stands" embossed on the side, and were of a different material. The rubber on the shock mount is a little stiffer, and the shock mount is molded directly to the mic holder.The third unit is NOT labeled "On Stage Stands" and has the old style shock mount, which seems to do a better job of isolating the clip from the mic stand. Additionally, the material is more matte and grips the mic better. The harder, shinier material on the units labeled "On Stage Stands" doesn't hold the mics as nicely. Hanging a mic vertically in the 325 with the harder, more slippery, rubber can result in the mic slipping out, especially considering that most vocal mics are tapered so they are more slender at the plug end.They should work adequately, though I'll have to put some grippy tape around any vocal mics I use with a shiny "On Stage Stands" labeled clips.

Good bargain for a simple mic mount. Snug fit for a shotgun mic but I'd rather have it snug than loose any day. No hard rubber shock absorption system will really absorb too much, but it'll certainly dampen those odd light taps you get from a the stand shifting here and there.It's not adjustable, but isn't advertised that way either. It does the job.

It works for my condensors. Tight fit and won't fall out.

Funciona a la perfección para los micrófonos de condensador Behringer C2

Does what it has to do! Good mic clip for an AKG 451 microphone. Happy!

Thanks 👍😊

locks on that mic!