Audio Technica AT8420 Lavalier Microphone Clip

Product Description

The AUDIO TECHNICA AT8420 is a lavalier microphone clip designed to secure small-capsule lavalier microphones to clothing or mounting surfaces during audio capture. Used by broadcast technicians, AV installers, live sound engineers, and production crews, this clip provides a stable, low-profile attachment point that keeps the microphone positioned consistently throughout a performance or recording session. It is a single-unit accessory sold individually and serves as a direct replacement or spare clip for lavalier mic setups where the original clip has been lost or damaged.

The AT8420 is suited for both professional broadcast environments and installed AV systems where lavalier microphones are used on presenters, performers, or interview subjects. It is appropriate for use in houses of worship, conference rooms, television studios, and live event production. Audio Technica accessories like this clip are typically paired with compatible lavalier microphone bodies and body-pack transmitter systems across a range of wired and wireless configurations.

Key Features

• Low-profile design keeps the lavalier capsule securely positioned on clothing or fabric
• Sold as a single unit, making it a practical replacement or spare for existing setups
• Compatible with standard lavalier microphone bodies used in professional AV and broadcast applications
• Lightweight construction minimizes added load on delicate microphone cables and capsules

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement clip for lavalier microphones used in professional audio, broadcast, and installed AV applications.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools. The clip attaches directly to clothing, a collar, or a fabric surface and holds the lavalier capsule in place. Ensure the microphone cable is routed to avoid stress on the capsule connection point. AV technicians should confirm clip fit with the specific lavalier body in use before deployment in a live or recorded setting.