LyxPro LHM-2 Standmount Headphone and Cable Hanger

I never knew that this was something I needed until I saw these while looking for something else. Once I got it, it is really useful and well made. Now the headphones won’t go on the floor! Great quality item.

This is very well made, especially for the price. I have three of them now. Two of them I use for cable management with my studio equipment -- to temporarily keep the headphone cables out of the way of my rolling chair, which was previously a problem. I also use one for one of my pairs of headphones, and its excellent for that as well, of course. I have two more expensive headphone brackets (by BRAINWAVZ) that are also great, but they don't have a lip that keeps the headphones in position like this one does. Highly recommended, and for this price, don't hesitate to get more than one.

I've got one on all half-dozen of my mic stands. It's nice to keep the chords off the floor.

Well made and great price. Wouldn't hesitate to purchase another.

Perfect for what I needed. Keeps headphones off desk and out of way.

It's a headphone hook for your mic stand or drum kit. A simple concept, but if you're a VO artist or have to support/record one, you really want something like this to preserve your cans. Without this, your headphones can and will generally end up any and everywhere and it is only a matter of time before they're damaged.This part is metal everywhere except for the screw clamp (where you don't want metal) and the tightening knob. That's fine so long as you don't over-tighten. However, if you are one of those that tend to crunch your hardware clamps to the max, it doesn't matter, your gear is going to break anyway. For all stands, you want to tighten so it's just firm enough to stay put. No more.This hook is made strictly for mic stands or other (e.g. drum kit) hardware with a vertical pole. This is a good thing. It's not going to swivel, shirt, or do something to drop you cans.A good session is made up of little things. This is one of those little things that - when added with all the others - contributes to a more pleasant process.

If you are a musician and have a mic stand, this headphone hunger is the best. It's a simple and sturdy.Black finish can be fit in your studio or any place.

It broke the minute I opened it up from the package and then tried to adjust it.

These attach to a microphone stand via a screw and a teet. The teet is hard plastic and will mark the shaft. The actual 'tong' where you hand your headphone has no padding at all, so expect dents over time. Rather poor design and overpriced to boot.

Would not fit on a kitchen table-sized pole (1.5" circumference) even after unscrewing it to the most it could, ordered an alternative (only 3 alternatives after this one that doesn't involve buying 3M tape after every move)Great if you need something for a music stand which this should have bee named for like the others that match this sizing.(only 3 Stars due to less usability, but still high-quality metal)Only holds 1 pair of headphones (like only wide enough for the single band)

Buen aditamento, probablemente más adecuado para situarlo en pedestales y estructuras tubulares para instrumentos musicales o micrófonos, ojalá fuera un poco más adecuado su tamaño para soportes de monitores/laptops; pero bueno, un poco de ingenio y quedó genial en mi setup!

The design only permits a horizontal orientation for the mount, but that's not a deal breaker.Good, solid steel clamp. You'll need a pair of pliers or vicegrips to turn the knurled bolt to tighten it fully, as it's a little too small to get sufficient grip to hand tighten enough to prevent the mount from slipping.

Nice I do not regret buying it. If I had to complain about anything it should be a little bigger so the rubber grabs a bit better. All in all I like it