Samson DMC100Item ID: DMC100Set of 3 Rim-Mountable Drum Mic Clips 
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24 Months Interest Free Financing!On purchase of Samson products made with your Sweetwater Card now through July 31, 2013 From Our Research Team:A Quick, Convenient Solution for Drum Mic Placement!Drum miking, especially on stage, can be a challenge. The advantages of Samson's DMC100 clip-on rim mounts are obvious! You get the close miking you need without having to position another stand and boom in the middle of a cluttered drum riser or stage. Every sound engineer needs more mic clips! The DMC100 comes in a package of 3.Samson DMC100 Mic Clip Features:
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by Charles R. Thompson from Fountain Inn, SC
I agree that these shouldn't be considered for frequent attachment/removal. The clips are essentially the same as those on the Samson drum mic kits. I only moved my kit 3 times and on the 3rd move I s... read more [+]napped a clip. The fatal flaw in the product is the top portion of the clip just above the spring. It's not reinforced there... just flat plastic with a hole through it. If you aren't careful the clip snaps in half right there and there is no 'fix'. close [-]
January 16, 2010 Music Background: Home Studio Junkie They all broke.
by frank from los angeles, ca
They worked well for about 6 months, now all three are broken. I took very good care of them, never hit with sticks. They all broke in the same place, right where the unit clamps onto the drum. Defini... read more [+]tely a design flaw. These are plastic, and the plastic is not very strong. I'd recommend you spend a little extra on better clamps. close [-]
September 14, 2008 Music Background: recording engineer Bad Design
by HAB from Bloomfield Hills, MI
These mic clips break so easily it's a joke. Have gone through 9 clips in a short span of time. Great care was taken in mounting the clips but they break so easily and usually in the same spot. At thi... read more [+]s rate I will have spent more on clips then I did on the drum mics. February 4, 2011 Music Background: Live Sound Engineer Sampson should be embarrassed on their poor engineering and take responsibility on making it right. But then again they probably view this as a source additional income. close [-] Break Easily!
by Denny Carlson from Bellmore, NY
I bought set of similar clips on 8 mic set from Sampson. All them broke in two months. Also won't work on some drums with "lip" like old Premier kits. THERE MUST BE SOMETHING BETTER! I now use st... read more [+]and with booms -- bulky but solid. close [-]
March 10, 2009 Music Background: Pro Musician Kind of flimsy
by Anonymous
These clips do indeed work.... however they are pretty flimsy. They are nothing you would take on the road or want to use for regular gigging. I am pretty gentle on my gear and I broke the clip on the... read more [+]se in a little less than a month. A mic as simple as an SM57 will cause the arm to sag and sway. For a quick and dirty job, these will work. If you need something that can take some abuse and will last you awhile... I would look else where. close [-]
March 12, 2006 Music Background:
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