OnStage On-Stage QK-2C Quik-Release Microphone Clip Adapter, Chrome

I love the OnStage mic quick release and own a half dozen, leaving them mounted on all my mic stands and mic clips. I can be ready to record in a few seconds rather than a few minutes. Build quality is excellent with brass components and sturdy construction. The main caution is you must be careful to align correctly so the spring loaded lock engages. Otherwise you mic will hit the deck with a little bump. It's very secure with normal use , i.e., won't fall off with little bumps and position adjustments. However, do not attempt to lift a mic stand via the mic or clip as the weight of a heavy stand will cause the release to, well, release. Probably not a good device for live performances since many vocalists will forget to lock it down properly in the heat of a performance. Finally, all the QK2B I bought during the last 3 years are fully compatible, i.e., I can mix the male and female parts and they fit precisely.

I love these. I've been using them since the late 90's and they are fantastic. Are there others? For sure. Are they better? Maybe. Are they priced as well as these and super reliable always? I say no... My ONLY gripe with these is that I need the female part of the clip at about a 5 to 1 ratio as much as I need the male part. I have way more microphones than I have stands, and I love to swap mics out. The good news is that you can buy the female part directly from On-Stage at their website. The bad part is they're kinda hidden and you really have to look for them and you can ONLY get them there as far as I know. On-Stage needs to sell this in a package with 1 male part and 3-5 female parts, or at least advertise them. Functionally amazing, logistically hard to find sometimes. And I like the black better than the chrome.

I needed a way to move my condenser microphone from a vocal stand to an instrument stand quickly for recording, and this fit the bill perfectly. It takes 30 seconds to do this now.

Good for the price, the only thing that worries me is if you accidentally click the button while the mic is angled. But again it works and worth having to spend time unmounting my mic directly from the stand

I already have a couple of dozen of these. Absolutely vital in fast paced stage change overs such as plays, festivals, etc. Great design, quick and easy to use, durable. One issue is the newer version is slightly smaller in diameter the my older ones from the same company, so I have to be sure that I keep the older ones separate from the newer ones. The cost has risen considerably as well. Please don’t tell me about tariffs!!! Otherwise, I like them.

I have used these adapters for a variety of things including attaching a tip bucket to the top of a mic stand, attaching a compact mixer tray to the top of a mic stand, and quickly attaching/detaching a Shure Super 55 to the mic stand. The ease of using this for quick disconnects of threaded mic connections is well worth the price. The model has been slightly changed and improved over the years, so the new one does not mate up with the older models, meaning they won't be interchangeable; but the improvements are well worth it, making it more solid and sturdy with less wobble.

This is just what the doctor ordered. I bought three and am purchasing 3 more. All of these units threaded nicely into all of my stands and microphone holders. If I switch one mic to another stand, it could not be easier, just a press of a little button. With different shock mounts on different mics, I don't have to worry about re-threading the mounts each time I change mic stands. The time it saves is also invaluable. No problem with quality control on the 3 I now have, and I have no complaint with the build. Great for the studio, where I use mine, would think It would be clumsy for a performer who takes a mic on and off a stand, use a clip for that. Addendum: I love these so much, I have bought one for each mic in my locker, and each stand. That's a total of 12. None of them have failed after almost a years worth of use, the best invention for a mic since the shock mount. These will save you time, guaranteed!

So I have a large collection of vintage microphones from the late 30s through the early 80s. What do these things all have in common? They're designed to be screwed directly on to a mic stand which makes swapping them out somewhat tedious. In addition, many times the proximity to the stand mount socket and the cable connector make it hard to position without problems. However, with a handful of these Quik-Release adapters, swapping out is insanely easy. These little things are sturdy, they're attractive, and best of all they WORK. They also give that extra bit of riser space so that the cable doesn't conflict with the stand or a boom arm which is AWESOME. So yeah, if you have a vintage mic (or one of those modern vintage mic repros) this is what you need.

non si aggancia.... casomai era difettoso wuello che ho preso io, non saprei ma tant'è, ho dovuto renderlo.

Love this item, great for my birdcage mic.

Mon micro enfin en liberté. Milles mercis !

ES un aditamento de primera calidadvoy a ordenar dos piezas adicionales. Recomendable 100% y de metal lo que lo hace durable

This a great little adapter, works great and makes removing my retro mic from the stand very simple.