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LORDWORLD
Replacement belt clip for Saramonic K9 dual-channel receiver with durable metal build and quick-release design
The LORDWORLD K9 RX Belt Clip is a spare metal clip built for the Saramonic K9 dual-channel receiver. It snaps onto the receiver body and releases with a quick-release lever so the unit can be removed one-handed. A cold-shoe slot on the clip accepts the optional K9 Cold Shoe Mount for camera-top use.
Videographers using a Saramonic K9-US or K9 UHF receiver who have lost or damaged the original clip will find this an exact fit. Users of other wireless systems or anyone needing a belt clip with an integrated cold shoe built in should consider a different accessory.
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The clip slides into the K9 cold-shoe mount, which is sold separately, so you must buy that mount to use the clip on the receiver.
Yes, the clip is designed to slide into the same K9 cold-shoe mount, so your current mount will accept it without modification.
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