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Question: Is the Talent IMS Mic Stand clip or Mic Stand clamp better for the working musician?
Document: This clip is a by far better than the iKlip. More universal in movement and adjustment. You can rotate the screen how you like while connected to the stand. A really good thing I like is taking the mic clip off the stand and the replacing it with the IMS-1. Very cool! Every part of the unit rotates or moves for you to find your right adjustment. In using it the only very minor thing I would add is the arm to be telescopic.
I'm a musician and use the iPad for music reading. I was using the iKlip, and I bought the Talent holder as a back up. Hands down this unit is far better than the iKlip. Sturdier, easier to use, holds the iPad better, and is more flexible as far as positioning. And it appears to be a little bit cheaper. All of that is a good day in my book. I'll be buying another soon. Excellent product.
My son-in-law, who has all of his sheet music on his iPad, saw this mic stand clip used by a fellow musician. He said it made using his iPad so easy when he's on-stag playing his guitar.
Danged Apple, or maybe it's danged progress. I'd been using the original iPad for a couple of years, and was using a mic stand, clamp-on holder. I upgrade to the new, slimmer iPad3 and it slips out of my original holder.Nice that I came across this Talent iMS-1. It's light and very adjustable...maybe too adjustable since it took a little to get the position adjustments where I wanted.
I have an iPad 3 that I use for playing live music. I love this little versatile clip as it not only will mount directly on a mic stand, but also with the clamp:  my desk, my studio furniture, etc. Well thought out!
Works perfectly for my iPad 2. Awesome that you can screw it directly onto a mic stand or use the attachment to clamp it onto a boomstand along with a mic. Someone else from my church bought a similar one for $80 that didn't have the clamp attachment. This one works just as well for that purpose, comes with the clamp attachment, and it's a much better price!
This clip seems solid and I bought it to try because it can easily be removed from a mic stand or other mounting area. I use it on a mic stand but the problem I have is that unless it's not extended and locked in placed central to the body of the holder it just won't stay in position and slowly sinks down with gravity. The back adjustment clamp and the rod tightening area require a lot of force to get them to hold in place and then it still wants to sink.
The Talent iCLaw Mic or Music Stand Holder for Apple iPad is a very functional, portable and inexpensive option for those looking to hook up their iPad to a mic stand (boom or upright). It offers several connectors for iPad/iPad2/iPad3/iPad mini and is a solid accessory.
There are definitively better ones out there, but you get the most out of your dollar with this iPad clip. I use this as a backup or additional iPad clip when needed, but it works! That's a big one for me. If you're keeping it cheap, definitely go with this one.
As a music director/lead guitarist for my church I mostly use my ipad to control my personal monitor mix and view the charts. I need something were I could use my mic stand instead of adding another music stand. The Talent iMS-1 is not only affordable but is built exceptionally. What I love most about it is that I have every possible configuration I want; Total Control. Highly recommend it.
Answer: I'd say, no. If it is going to be stationary, like something you would use in a studio or rehearsal space, it's ok. But dragging it from gig to gig is a bad idea. Mine broke after just three months of steady use. If I were you, I'd pay the extra $ for one of the K&M; models for your iPad. Worth every penny. Mine has performed flawlessly. Hope this helps. =))