CynKen Close-Up Magic Stage Prop Microphone Hands Free Brace Mic Holder Neck Stand

This looks like it probably works great for traditional style microphones with the ball microphone on top. I got this to do bus tours, however, I've discovered that almost all the microphones on the buses we use have straight microphones that are the same width up and down, so they fall right through this holder. So I wasn't able to test it or use it. My tip is to check first and verify what type of microphone you'll be using

Es sencillo, ligero y práctico para transportar y utilizar. Resuelves los apuros cuando llegas al escenario y no tienen suficientes pedestales para micrófonos.

The black covering over the metal part doesn't stay in place. I'm constantly messing with these. I had to put black electrical tape around the ends to keep them in place. Also it frays easily. We use them in our theater group but I wish they were a better quality at $10 a piece.

It does what it supposed to do. No frills or extras -- just a basic holder that works.

I'm using it to hold a dictaphone mic. The wire is fine, just stiff enough to hold a mic in place and malleable enough to bend if needed.It's the fabric--it's crap. At the ends of the wires and even at the vertices it wears through incredibly quickly. So if you are OK with a few uses of a cheap product, then fine (though you can purchase directly from China for $2-3).If anyone has a recommendation where to buy replacement ribbon which is stronger, or even the right term to search for, please post.