OnStage TM03 Table Microphone Clamp, Black

I'm using it for a microphone gooseneck holder on an acrylic lectern. It seems very sturdy. I didn't want to risk cracking or damaging the acrylic by trying to put screws into it.

First of all, shipping was fast as expected using Amazon Prime one day shipping. Anyway I installed it to the podium in my church to get rid of the stand that seemed to find my pastor's hand at least 4 times during a 30 minute sermon. In any case, because it has a low profile, he only hit the mic once when mounted to the On Stage TM03 Table Microphone Clamp. I carefully watched his movements through the sermon and compared (what I remembered to be) his past encounters with the mic and I was able to adjust/move the clip to a more conducive location (directly in the front instead of the side) on the podium for the pastor based on his natural and spirited motions during a sermon. The clip is very sturdy, easy to adjust and quite affordable. Great Buy!!!

Bracket foam pad and thumb wheel all seem good quality and easy to use, not hard on fingers. Only issue I have is the mic thread mount will loosen when swinging a flex mounted to it. May not last long , time will tell.

¡Este producto es la solución perfecta para mi escritorio! Me hacía falta más espacio y ahora lo tengo. Trabajar se ha vuelto mucho más cómodo. Estoy muy contento con la compra. Definitivamente lo recomiendo.

I received this today and used it to hang a stereo mic bar from a beam on the ceiling of my studio. It's solid, holds tight, and I don't have a mic stand in the way anymore in my videos. I'll have to get another one for mounting a mic on my desk.Don't hesitate to buy this one.

The one part that I don't understand about this product is the manufacturer cheapened out and made it so the inside part doesn't touch the upper metal bracket. I am using this on a road ready laptop case that is 1/2 thick. I had to use a wood shim in order to get this to hold. Its great otherwise and sturdy. Just 1/4 more and this thing would be great. On Stage should have thought this through a little bit more.Rock stable otherwise.

First one I bought didn't have the top bolt weld ground flat on the inside so it would not sit flat on a table top & would scratch it. I applied 4 self stick rubber feet under each corner and it holds super solid with no scratching. Just ordered 2 more and will use rubber feet on those as well, because they help it grip so well.For those who haven't noticed, or thought of it, the plastic end of clamping screw has V shaped grooves that allow it to be clamped to a round pipe or stand column. It is not as solid but works OK for lighter duty apps.Would be nice if they included a $.01 lock nut for the mic, like they do with their "POSI-LOC" "mini-mini boom".The metal seems to be heat treated, as it shows no sign of flexing when clamped very tight.

I got this to mount a gooseneck to so that I could put a SM-57 on a Marshall 1960 cab. This clamps great to the top of a 1960B. Using different lengths of goosenecks I can place a mic on any speaker in the cab. I'm using it on a beat up (I think of it as MOJO) cab - it will probably make marks on the cab so if you use it for that you'd probably want to put a bit of extra padding in the clamp.I'm going to get another to mic my Fender amp that sits on top of the Marshall cab. Great way to mic amps without taking up floor space with a mic stand or having to watch out for bumping a mic stand.