Millenium Amp Clamp 4-stars Reviews

A great, space saving idea!

This is a more affordable alternative to the Audix Cab Grabber mic clamp. It works by gripping the front and rear edges of a speaker cabinet with a spring-loaded clamp which is easy to install and remove. The contact points have rubber pads which provide friction which stops it slipping from the position you set the clamp in. Pros of this system are that you obviously don't need to use a separate mic stand, taking up floorspace, and with the mic attached to the cab, it doesn't matter if you move it, because the mic will follow. Cons are that the gooseneck can be difficult to keep in the position you set it in but once it stays, it holds its position well.

Pretty good

This doesn't fit all amps/cabs but when it does fit it's pretty good.

Your microphone manual will tell you how far away from the speaker it should be, usually around an inch. When fitted to a cab I had difficulty managing this but on a combo you often gain a little play because the top (above the controls) will be set back from the frame of the cab. If the goose neck was longer this would be solved.

Having said that, this is very good value and works pretty well. You could put a longer goose neck on it if you needed to.

Excellent choise

I have used for studio and live, a good cheap solution. Dependin on the microphone, sometiomes I would like to have a stiffer gooseneck, anyway positioning the clamp in a different way, the problems are solved.

Very similar to the brand name versions

I have several of the original brand name versions of this amp clamp. They don't use the gooseneck for the mic mount as they say they come loose eventually. To be honest, although that may be true the gooseneck is much easier to position some microphones - especially flat facing ones like the Sennheiser e906 which I am using on some cabs. This is very good quality for the price, though it is a little cheap on the grip sections.

very useful

Great bit of kit for attaching a microphone to a speaker cabinet in a live gig.

there is no mike stand to trip up on or kick over. The gooseneck allows perfect mike placement. Thoroughly recommended