The MSC106 from Rolls is an easy-to-use clamp designed to mount small devices such as headphone amps or personal monitor systems to a microphone stand or a music stand, for convenient operation.

The unit features a tension-adjustment screw and two holes to let you attach your device using screws. It is made of thick steel for strength and mounts on stands with shafts up to 5/8" in diameter.

For Mounting Small Devices to Mic Stand    Works with Shafts Up to 5/8" Diameter    With Tension-Adjustment Screw    Made of Thick Steel for Strength

Clamp with tension-adjustment screw, used to mount small devices such as headphone amp or personal monitor system to a microphone stand

Works with shafts up to 5/8" diameter

Two holes let you attach device to clamp using screws

Made of thick steel for strength (.090 gauge)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this stabilizer also be used as a final wash on black and white film?

A: Using the CineStill Film Cs41 Color Stabilizer Final Rinse for washing black and white film is not recommended.

Q: 2. Will this clamp support the weight of a 5 x 7 foot collapsible background?

A: No, I don't believe it will hold the weight.

Q: 3. Is this a good choice for the Shure VP88?

A: No, the Rycote INV-7 InVision Microphone Suspension for Stand and Boompole Mounting is not compatible for use with the Shure VP88 Stereo Condenser Microphone. The diameter of the VP88 is 39.7mm at the front, which is the widest part, and 27mm at the cable connection, which is the narrowest part. The INV-7 accommodates microphones that have a diameter of 19 to 25mm. The VP88 already has an internal shockmount that is designed to reduce handling noise and stand vibration, so you could use the stand adapter that comes included with the mic for most applications. If you feel that you need additional isolation, you can try the Rycote InVision INV-HG mkIII Microphone Suspension Lyre Shockmount (B&H # RYINVHGMKIII), which accommodates microphones with a diameter of 19 to 34mm and should work on the handle of the VP88.

Q: 4. Can this be used as stabilizer for E-6 processing?

A: CineStill Film Cs41 Color Stabilizer Final Rinse for 24 Rolls is only compatible with color negative processing, not color positive processing, such as E-6.

Q: 5. Would the INV-4 be the ideal shock mount size for the Audix 1250BHC?

A: Audix recommends their SMT-MICRO Shock Mount Stand Adapter (B&H# AUSMTMICRO) for use with the M1250B-HC and other Audix Micro Series microphones. Additionally, the SMT-MICRO is an item that we stock while the INV-4 is only available by special order and is not returnable.

Q: 6. I just need to raise the level of an unbalanced signal with RCA connectors. RCA to RCA but with higher level. Can I do it with this equipment?

A: Yes, the Rolls MB15b Promatch 2-Way Stereo Converter will raise a consumer level (-10 dB) stereo RCA audio signal to a balanced, full line level (+4 dB) output signal.

Q: 7. Rycote INV-7 Audix SCX1-HC compatibility use? I would like to know if someone here with the experience using it with the Audix can tell me how the mod was done and later how the shockmount is being used. Some people says that reattaching the lyre to the middle position could cause the microphone to receive sonic reflections from the excess length of the base carrier and the other way around is using the mount backwards. I would like to hear more commentaries about this before making a decision. Thank you.

A: You have the wrong mount for the mic you are using. The Audix SCX-1 is 4.09" / 104 mm. The Rycote mount you have is for mic's that are longer than 120mm.

Q: 8. When CineStill say it can proces approximately 24 rolls what size rolls are they referring to? Are they 24-135, 36-135, or 120?

A: It is for 24 rolls of 35mm film, 36 exposures.

Q: 9. Is this the same as the Matthews Mini Matthellini Clamp? BH #MAMM • MFR #420112-S15? With the female 1/4" 20? But just without the "Infinity tip" at the top?

A: According to the manufacturer this stand has a 1/4" 20 male post on the end of it under the ball.

Q: 10. Work with Earthworks omni condenser mics? Say QTC40? Or is 225 gm or 0.5 lbs too much?

A: Yes, provided it is fitted properly.. While designed for Sennheiser MKH microphones (Dimensions ø: 0.75 x L: 9.84" / ø: 19 x L: 249.94 mm) , it will support the QTC 40, provided it is positioned properly.