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Description
The Audix CabGrabber is your go-to solution for seamless amp-miking, whether you're in the studio or on stage. This ingeniously designed clamp attaches directly to your guitar amplifier or cabinet, eliminating the need for cumbersome mic stands. With its sleek and compact build, the CabGrabber can snugly fit into your gig bag, yet it's robust enough to securely hold microphones weighing up to 1 pound. Its adjustable arm offers 180-degree rotation, allowing you to place your mic with pinpoint accuracy, ensuring you capture the perfect sound every time.
Crafted for versatility, the CabGrabber accommodates a wide range of cabinet depths, from 8 to 14 inches, and can be mounted on surfaces with either a flat or recessed edge. Whether you're capturing crisp tones from a dynamic mic or the rich nuances of a larger condenser, this mount keeps your microphone exactly where you want it. With no tools required for setup, you can effortlessly position your mic and focus on what truly matters—your music.
Key Features:
- Innovative miking solution for guitar amps and cabinets
- Compatible with cabinets 8" to 14" in depth
- Holds microphones weighing up to 1 lb
- Works on flat or recessed cabinet edges
- 180-degree rotating arm for precise mic placement
- Durable steel construction
- Easy, tool-free setup and adjustment
- Compact design for easy transport
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Audix Microphones - Peter Moshay Talks about the Audix CabGrabber
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PROS
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Eliminates need for extra mic stands on stage, saving space
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Securely clamps onto amplifiers, keeping mic in position
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Works well with amps with recessed faces for a secure grip
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Sturdily built and durable for long-term use
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Compact design simplifies transport and setup
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Compatible with multiple mic types, with gooseneck adapter
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Reduces stage clutter and maintains clean stage appearance
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Strong spring mechanism ensures stable attachment
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Convenient for frequent amp repositioning without adjusting mic stand
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Great for live and studio use with consistent mic placement
CONS
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Limited mic placement options for larger or single-speaker combos
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Struggles with heavier mics like Shure SM-57, potentially sagging
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Price considered steep compared to traditional mic stands
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Does not fit all amp sizes; requires careful measurement
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Can transfer cabinet vibrations to the mic at high volumes
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Not ideal for center mic placement without modification
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Mechanism prone to wear if left in stretched position
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Requires additional purchase of gooseneck for optimal use
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Audix Cabgrabber.
Features and functionality
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Cabgrabbers work well for live sound, providing compact solutions but may require placement adjustments on certain amps, potentially needing top rather than side mounting.
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The Cabgrabber is primarily designed for lighter mics like the SM57/i5, with limited options for positioning heavier mics.
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Build quality
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The screw for adjusting the arm angle is difficult to secure and adjust, which may affect usability over time.
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User experience
Use cases and applications
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While not ideal for studio precision, a cabgrabber can be a permanent fixture on a specific amp like the Fender Twin Reverb when the desired mic position is found.
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A Cabgrabber XL with a 6" 2x4 shim works effectively for small cabinets, while larger ones can forgo the shim.
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LP Claw clamps onto the cab's lip, offering a viable alternative mounting solution.
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Articulating arms and super clamps, originally for cameras, are being adapted for studio mic mounting, offering more positioning flexibility.
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Comparisons
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Stage techs found traditional mic stands more reliable than cabgrabbers and Z Bars, with short boom stands often preferred for both live and recording settings.
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SM57 and Audix i5 are preferred over e906 for Marshall cabs due to the latter's potential for harshness.
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Some users prefer the Z-bar for its flexibility, especially with mics other than the standard SM57.
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Mods and upgrades
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Custom short XLR cables with steel wire and shrink wrap allow for adjustable positioning without tape.
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