Designed for recording and project studios, broadcast houses, touring companies, or anyone looking to keep their headphones readily available and out of harm's way, the Gator Cases Frameworks Headphone Hanger for Desks reduces the risk of damage due to leaving headphones improperly stored on floors, desks, drawers, or other temporary surfaces. The clamp utilizes a table edge, accommodating a thickness of up to 1.5". The hanger can also work alternatively as a cable hanger.

Clamp-On-Desk Headphone Hanger    Utilizes Table Edge to Free Up Desktop    Stores Headphones Properly    Clamps to Surfaces Up to 1.5" Thick    Extends Life of Equipment    Works Alternatively as Cable Hanger

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this safe and quiet enough (no squeaks rendering the shockmount useless) to use on suspended large condenser mics?

A: The photos show dynamic, lighter microphones, which is a good indication of the appropriate use of these quick-release devices. A red safety collar indicates when the quick release isn't fully engaged. Typically used in performance/stage environments where fast turnover needed.

Q: 2. Is this 1 or 2 scrims?

A: This item includes one scrim and a carry bag.

Q: 3. what all is in the box?

A: Includes the stand, mounting plate and all hardware necessary to connect an LED TV.

Q: 4. What diameter of poster tube will the stand fit into? I would like to pair it with the hard Gator TV case.

A: The Gator Frameworks Standard Tripod LCD/LED Stand (BH # GAGFWAVLCD1) total diameter of the folded legs is not specified. A 5" poster tube may be large enough to accommodate the folded tripod legs.

Q: 5. This seem would not work for monitors which have power/signal inputs too close to VESA holes, wouldn't it?

A: This item has a standard VESA mount which is compatible with all VESA-mountable monitors.

Q: 6. Would this be strong enough to hold a SM7B in place?

A: Yes, the Gator Frameworks GFW-MIC-MINIBM9 Adjustable Angle 9" Mini Boom is strong enough to support the Shure SM7B Vocal Microphone. According to the manufacturer, the Mini Boom can safely support up to 3 lbs.

Q: 7. What is the max width of the tripod on the floor once it is opened? Larger than 24 ?

A: Measuring from the tip of one leg to another leg, fully extended, the feet are 51.5 inches apart. Thought I could upload pics, but I can't.

Q: 8. What is the maximum height of the Gator compact media tray assuming the tray lies flat to hold a laptop?

A: 48 max height

Q: 9. Is this a complete set or just the mic stand attachment?

A: The photos show dynamic, lighter microphones, which is a good indication of the appropriate use of these quick-release devices. A red safety collar indicates when the quick release isn't fully engaged. Typically used in performance/stage environments where fast turnover needed.

Q: 10. Can the tv be mounted horizontally and vertically?

A: Yep...