the t.bone SRM 1

I have a set of Samson drum mics, previously purchased from Thomann, which are excellent for the money and which I use for live gigs. They have their own integral clips and I think they are an excellent purchase for the money; and whilst the integral clips are a great idea, I wanted the facility to use other mics. As yet, I do not own any top-name, specialised tom mics; but I would like to try mics like SM57s and Audix i-5s on tom duties; these clips will allow me to do that.

I read the reviews for the T-Bone drum clips, which were good, and decided it would be pointless for me to spend more than the price of this brand, given that my Samson set is normally used for live sound duties and I only need drum clips for home studio work.

The clips look great! They seem strong enough to handle operations, with due care. They also come with an clip thread adapter so you can choose what you need for each individual microphone.

Before you purchase, make certain you have accounted for how many clips you will need. Generally, you will want one for the snare mic and one for each tom mic. I bought three clips, which is one short of what I actually need but I can get around the problem by using a mic stand on one, which is a little silly, since the whole point of having drum clips is to dispense with having too many mic stands around the drummer. I'll will order another when I next buy from Thomann.

Recommended.

Khorosho spravlyayut'sya so svoyey zadachey , no yest' nyuans dlinnyye mikrofony po tipu sm 57 na eto kreplenii budut raspolozheny ochen' blizko k tsentru barabana , net vozmozhnosti eto otregulirovat' . Pri takom raspolozhenii bol'shaya veroyatnost' togo chto barabanshik udarit barabannoy palochkoy po mikrofonu . Tak chto vybirayte malen'kiye mikrofony dlya etogo krepleniya .
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It copes well with its task, but there is a nuance long sm 57 microphones on this mount will be located very close to the center of the drum, there is no possibility to adjust it. With this arrangement, there is a high probability that the drummer will hit the microphone with a drum stick. So choose small microphones for this mount.

I bought these for using an AKG D5 on a snare drum and floor tom and it seems to be holding up really well. The D5 is a pretty heavy mic and in the past ive had some clips which havent held the weight and have just bent. The rubber construction seems to absorb an vibrations which used to be picked up with my old metal ones.

Ive also used these on the t.bone CD55 tom mics and they work really well, can't really imagine the more expensive branded clips working any better than these. This seems to be the case with all t.bone products though so i would definitely recommend them. Can't be beaten for the price