Shure Microphone Mount (RK354SB), Black

Replacement for an existing Shure SM93 lapel mic. The reviews deailing the weak point being the wire grip is true. So we were careful to warm the clip (making it flex easier without breaking) before pressing the wire into the groove. Actually shocked that Shure's quality control has not changed the plastic to a less brittle formula yet (Shure has always been 1st rate quality products and extremely durable for us)

Holds mic in place perfectly. I love the fact that they’re nice and small don’t show up well. Easy to hide if you need to.

We use these to mic the Pastor, although I'm careful its easy to break the little plastic wire clip part. You'll need a few of these just in case.

These are direct replacements for the original Shure mic clips that came with the original lapel mics. They attach to the wire just below the mic. You get 2 in a plastic bubble card type package. As for the quality, they have the same problem as the original -- the part that attaches to the mic cord is easily broken. We have 4 units that are used a bit less than once a week. About once a year we need to replace 1 or 2 of these. Despite the fact that they are a bit on the expensive side, at that rate, the expense is not large, so we continue to buy the brand name clips.

Worked as expected. Fit the mic well. Use it on my lapel mic at church. Compact but hold to tie or jacket well.

We have several Shure Lavs with the smaller diameter mic cable. These clips fit the bill!

These Shure clips work fine for the Shure WL93 lapel mic and probably their other lapel mics.. I have two issues with them though. The wire is fairly difficult to insert into the clip. You really have to get a small flat blade screwdriver to push it in fully. Just be careful because the WL93 wire is pretty delicate. The other issue I have with these is that the clip is pretty fragile in general. These have been this way for around 20 years (or ever since the WL93 mic came out). If you step on one it is a good chance it will be broken. If you push too hard when inserting the wire they can break that way too. You would think after a decade Shure would design a new clip with new plastic. The bottom line is that you always should have a spare or two around. BTW...a paper clip will work as a backup if you do not have a spare.

This clip works just like the original that was furnished with the microphone. It did take a bit of effort to insert the cable into the clip & therefore puts stress on the clip. I suspect that it may fail in the future. I like to keep a spare on hand.

best product but costly