Rode CLIP1 MiCon Cable Management Clip (Pack of 3)


Key Features
- Universal Microphone Cable Management
- Clips onto Shirt Collars and Other Clothing
- Feed Your Wire through to Prevent Slack in Lavaliers
- Comes in Pack of 3
OVERVIEW
The Rode CLIP1 MiCon Cable Management Clips are a three-piece set of MiCon cable clips intended to secure cables to shirt collars and other articles of clothing. The CLIP1 secures MiCon cables while allowing for unfettered head movement without causing cable noise.
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| Weight | 0.10 oz |
| Color | Black |
- 3 x Rode CLIP1 MiCon Cable Management Clips
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