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DPA MHS6005

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DPA MHS6005 – Microphone Holder for String Instruments (5 pcs) The DPA MHS6005 is a set of five rubber holders designed for mounting DPA miniature lavalier microphones on string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, and double bass. The holder is placed between the bridge and tailpiece, gripping two strings with small hooks. The microphone ca...

DPA MHS6005 – Microphone Holder for String Instruments (5 pcs)

The DPA MHS6005 is a set of five rubber holders designed for mounting DPA miniature lavalier microphones on string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, and double bass. The holder is placed between the bridge and tailpiece, gripping two strings with small hooks. The microphone cable is secured in a clip. Depending on the desired sound color and level, the holder can be positioned above or below the strings.

Main Features

  • Set of 5 rubber holders
  • Suitable for DPA miniature lavalier microphones
  • Compatible with violin, viola, cello, and double bass
  • Mounts between bridge and tailpiece
  • Flexible positioning above or below the strings
  • Color: black

Product specifications

Article number
DPAAccMHS63324
SKU
MHS6005

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