Description
JIM DUNLOP MIC STAND PICK HOLDER
A must for every performing musician. Made of high quality rubber to ensure a firm hold.


This is the Jim Dunlop 7″ Mic Stand Pick Holder from Jim Dunlop, available now in Microphone Accessories category on MicPro. Read More below.
JIM DUNLOP MIC STAND PICK HOLDER
A must for every performing musician. Made of high quality rubber to ensure a firm hold.
Jim Dunlop is represented in the current MicPro catalogue by microphone-stand pick holders. The listed range is relevant to small stage accessories for guitarists and microphone positions. When comparing these products, check stand compatibility, holder capacity, access during performance and the intended stage setup. The current listing is an accessory rather than a microphone, useful when a performer wants picks immediately beside a vocal or instrument stand. This description is kept catalogue-led, so the individual model listing remains the source for exact specifications, compatibility and included accessories.
Microphone accessories cover the practical hardware that supports capture: stands, boom arms, clips, shock mounts, pop filters, windscreens, reflection filters, cables, cases and other mounting or protection products. The useful comparison is usually fit and compatibility rather than a new microphone sound. Check thread size, microphone diameter, connector type, cable length, weight capacity, mounting position and whether the accessory suits a handheld, studio, broadcast or instrument setup. Good accessories reduce handling, plosives, wind and placement problems while making the microphone easier to position safely.
Microphone Accessory identifies supporting hardware such as stands, clips, cables, filters, mounts, cases and windscreens. Check fit, connector, thread and weight compatibility.
Mount identifies hardware for positioning or securing a microphone. Confirm thread size, microphone diameter, weight capacity, angle adjustment and compatibility with the intended stand or arm.
Stand identifies hardware for supporting and positioning a microphone. Compare height, base or clamp, boom reach, thread, load capacity, footprint and portability.