The Audix CabGrabber is the perfect solution for getting your microphone close to your speakers. You need this:

You like the sound of your amplifier but you need more volume. A bigger amp changes your sound and breaks your (or your poor roady's) back. The solution is to put a microphone on your speaker cabinet and run your sound through the PA system. Or suppose you just want to record the sound coming from the amp. The Audix CabGrabber is the ideal solution to both problems. It keeps the mic in the right place all the time without having to constantly adjust stands and booms that just add to the stuff you can trip over in the studio or on stage. The Audix CabGrabber is the kind of genius solution that will have you wondering how you managed without it before!

The Audix CabGrabber couldn’t be simpler or easier to use. It’s a curved metal tube with two spring-loaded pads. Just spread the pads apart and slip them over the edge of your cabinet or amp — cab/amp depths from 8” to 14” are supported. All you need is a flat point on the cabinet for the CabGrabber to latch onto.

The curved “arm” of the CabGrabber can be rotated to place the microphone where you like. The end of the arm is threaded to accept a standard mic clip. Once you have the arm rotated to where you want it, you can lock it into position with a collar.

The Audix CabGrabber makes it easy to put your mic right where you want it, whether that’s on the edge of the speaker, in the center, or anywhere in between. Using the mic’s clip, you can also adjust the angle of the microphone in relation to the speaker cone.

The Audix CabGrabber is much more convenient and easy to stow than a traditional mic stand. No problem positioning the base of the stand. Want to put a couple of mics on you speaker cabinet? Other stands make this a hassle, but there is no problem with the Audix CabGrabber. Use the CabGrabber to place the first mic. Then, use a regular mic stand or stands to place the other mic or mics. The whole process is much easier when one of the mic stands/holders doesn’t have a base or legs to work around!