DPA D-CLIP
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Essential Information About the Drum Clip with G-MOUNT
Essential Information About the Drum Clip with G-MOUNT
- Quick and reliable mounting on shells and hoops to install a microphone in seconds
- Integrated G-MOUNT clip for stable attachment, designed for compact setups
- 90-degree positioning to multiply angles and optimize placement relative to the drumhead
- XLR-MOUNT compatibility for an even cleaner setup depending on your kit
Manufacturer Information
DPA
https://www.dpamicrophones.com
info-fr@dpamicrophones.com
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An Accessory Designed for Modular and Scalable Mounting
This clip fits within a modular mounting concept based on the G-MOUNT standard. The goal is simple: save time during setup, reduce clutter around the kit, and maintain consistent placement from a concert to a studio session.
For Whom and in What Uses on a Drum Kit
Ideal for drummers, stage technicians, and home studio users who want a discreet mounting solution for snare, toms, or other kit elements. The 90-degree positioning helps quickly find the right balance between attack, body, and bleed.
Questions frequently asked
Is the DPA D-CLIP compatible with the G-MOUNT system?
The clip features a G-MOUNT attachment, designed to fit into a modular setup based around this standard.
Can the microphone be oriented at 90° on a drum kit?
A 90° positioning system allows adjusting the microphone angle. This orientation makes placement on the snare or toms easier. The cable can be routed without stressing the microphone.
Can the clip be used on both a snare drum and toms?
Its design is intended for discreet mounting on snare drums, toms, or other elements of the drum kit.
Is it compatible with XLR-MOUNT?
It is possible to combine this clip with the XLR-MOUNT to adapt the mounting to the connector and stage setup.
Is this clip suitable for both studio and live performance?
Thanks to the integrated G-MOUNT standard, a consistent setup can be maintained from live concerts to studio sessions.



