Audix D-Clip

Well, apparently I can win a prize for writing a review of a mic clip so here it is.
The way in which the mic just slots in is just magical, enhancing the fundamental with precision and that warmth you can only get from an analog mic clip. (I've tried digital mic clips, I know what I'm talking about, my studio is full analog)
On adjusting the angle and hence the aspect of the diaphragm the silk in the highs just magically appears where as the harsh high mids are tempered beautifully.
The accuracy of this Mic clip is second to none, I might even but another just to have it in the rack for those special occasions.
The only thing that is better in my experience is the solid state valve mic clip manufactured by Telefunken in 1956, but good luck finding one of them for less than 5000¤.
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This is a simple item that works well. It fits small barrelled microphones into the clip holder. Instead of sliding the microphone down into the bracket, you push against it and it grabs it in.

The plastic is solid and feels sturdy. It would break under serious abuse but probably nothing less. The angle adjustment knob is tight fitting and holds relatively well. Under determined force the clip angle sags. However, and more importantly, when holding a microphone it does not droop down.

This is perfect for my AKG D112 (without built-in clip) and holds it steady against the blasts of air emitted from kick drums.