Mic quick clips

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I have a number of microphone Quick Klips, made by On Stage Stands.
Berklee also uses clips like these, but their clips are about one
millimeter larger in diameter, and the little spring-loaded nub is gold,
not silver. Naturally, the On Stage clips don't fit into these, and it
makes using my own microphones a pain, since the clips are practically
glued into the Berklee stands at this point. Berklee bought them many
years ago and nobody remembers where they come from. Does anyone have a
clue where to find them?

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The really old LO-2B quick releases have a "nub" made of brass. Some of
them were plated, but often the plating came off leaving the metal
exposed... Be aware that over the years the LO-2B has also had
inconsistencies in size, specifically between the black and silver ones.
Often I have issues getting black receivers to slide easily over the silver
bases...

--Ben

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Benjamin Maas
Fifth Circle Audio
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"Scott Dorsey" <kludge@panix.com> wrote in message
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> In article <MPG.1c0dd7cf70f9f506989854@news-east.giganews.com>,
> Jay Levitt <jay+news@jay.fm> wrote:
>>I have a number of microphone Quick Klips, made by On Stage Stands.
>>Berklee also uses clips like these, but their clips are about one
>>millimeter larger in diameter, and the little spring-loaded nub is gold,
>>not silver. Naturally, the On Stage clips don't fit into these, and it
>>makes using my own microphones a pain, since the clips are practically
>>glued into the Berklee stands at this point. Berklee bought them many
>>years ago and nobody remembers where they come from. Does anyone have a
>>clue where to find them?
>
> I bet they are using the old Atlas ones. Although my Atlas ones don't
> have
> any gold nub.
> --scott
> --
> "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."