Magnetic Mic IP-MMSU-1 Cranberry XLR 58 dB
Magnetic XLR microphone holder installs in minutes and securely replaces the standard metal clip
- ColorCranberry
- ConnectorXLR
- Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR)58 decibels
- FeaturesAdjustable
- Magnetic holder secures your existing microphone
- 58 dB signal-to-noise ratio for clear audio
- Replaces standard metal clip with magnetic base
- Installs in minutes with no tools needed
- Adjustable design fits multiple mounting positions
Magnetic mic holder for existing microphone
The Magnetic Mic IP-MMSU-1 Cranberry is a magnetic holder that replaces the standard metal clip on a CB or mobile radio microphone you already own. A slotted metal disc locks onto the back of the microphone while a magnetic base mounts within reach. Installation takes only a few minutes and requires no modification to the radio itself.
XLR connector with 58 dB signal-to-noise ratio
The unit uses an XLR connector and delivers a microphone signal-to-noise ratio of 58 decibels. Its adjustable design lets you position the base in locations a traditional clip cannot reach, such as the passenger side of a centre console. The magnetic attachment frees the driver from aligning a mic with a narrow clip while the vehicle is moving.
Secure hold under vibration and daily use
Aerospace-grade materials and a sleek unibody construction eliminate sharp edges and resist wear from constant docking and undocking. The magnetic base keeps the microphone firmly in place during sustained vibration and sudden stops. Scan-mode compatibility is supported for radios that offer the function.
Highlights
- Magnetic holder secures your existing microphone
- 58 dB signal-to-noise ratio for clear audio
- Replaces standard metal clip with magnetic base
- Installs in minutes with no tools needed
- Adjustable design fits multiple mounting positions
Specifications
| Brand | Magnetic Mic |
|---|---|
| Model | IP-MMSU-1 |
| Part Number | MMSU-1 |
| Color | Cranberry |
| Connector | XLR |
| Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR) | 58 decibels |
| Features | Adjustable |
Questions about this item
Does the 58 dB signal-to-noise ratio drop during extended transmit sessions?
The microphone itself maintains its 58 dB SNR; this magnetic holder adds no electronics, so it cannot alter the noise floor.
Does the magnetic base generate heat or draw power during all-day use?
The base is a passive magnet assembly with no power connection, so it produces no heat and consumes no electricity.
What existing microphone hardware is required for the Magnetic Mic kit to work?
You need a CB or mobile radio microphone with a compatible back profile for the slotted metal disc to lock onto.
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