Samson how to use ct16 clip on tuner - Audio Players & Recorders

This can be tricky I have done it. Get a paper clip an try to gently slide it out, if that fails I used an exacto blade to remove it. Dont pry an break the case. It may take both tools to remove it, by lifting an pulling with the other. You can do it

So, if I am understanding you right. As you are talking on the mic you are cutting out as if it is shutting down. If this is the case I would adjust your settings. It sounds like it is clipping from maxing out the input. A protection is cutting you out. Let me know if this is not the case.

If you can't locate one via a Samson dealer (try Amazon) the next best thing would be to go to a musical instrument store and buy a universal (butterfly) mic clip. These have one of 2 standard screw threads on the bottom (you can get an adapter for the other size if it doesn't come with both) and will fit most mic stands. Because of the butterfly design they will take almost all microphones except the fattest ones - which need a soft rubber clip designed for 'radio mics'

Call Samson to get a replacement or repair.

Send them an email. Same happened to me and they will supply you with a new one, cost about £5

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Hi, I don't think you can replace the Just like that,except from a damaged onethat the rim clamp/mount is still present.

You will need to get a new drum kit mic for your drum set, And i would advice whengetting a new drum mic, it's better you buy another product..\

For me i prefer Yoga Drum kits or some other one would do.

Hope that helps...

Much of the plastic used on music stuff is ABS and one can SOMETIMES glue it with the black ABS plumbing glue from the home improvement stores. Try to build up a fillet with several coats.

I for instance repaired the music rack brackets for a Tyros keyboard that takes a lot of strain using this glue. Your must have reasonably good "fitup" of the break.

I'd recommend [email protected] or [email protected]. Applied microphone.com sells a universal clamp for their Wi5 wireless microphone system that works for brass, woodwinds and stringed instruments.

sounds like your recording volume is too high, and its "clipping"