Yamaha DSU50 custom Mic Clip

The Yamaha DSU50 mic is designed to clip onto the front rim of your kick drum in the same fashion as the EAD10 module, but sometimes that's not possible due to obstructions. Or, maybe you want to use it as an overhead mic or room mic and thus need to move it off of the kick drum. Yamaha almost got it perfect with the DSU50 as it is a much more refined unit than the EAD10's module, but it still misses some points.
While it does have threads on the bottom to mount to a mic stand, not only are those 3/8" and non-standard in the US (and many places in the world so you still need an adapter) they don't give you the flexibility to angle the unit down to where you want it since it's screwed onto a boom arm.  This clip gives you the ability to really dial in the placement where you want it without having to compromise.

This 3d printed custom clip is printed out of PETG and is solid as hell. The mic stand adapter is a standard clip and will work on any mic stand with the 5/8" thread pattern. I've only made them in black but if you want a different color (of the clip part, the mic stand base part will always be black) let me know and if I have the filament I'll print it.
There is an option above to add an adapter that screws into the base that will adapt it for use on most "modern" cymbal stands. (8mm thread) You can purchase multiples if you need these for other mic clips you may have HERE.

Please note: This clip is for the DSU50 module however it WILL fit the EAD10 module as well.  There will be a bit of extra space left over but it'll still work just fine.

BUT I still sell the original EAD10 mic clip here if you want that one.  (The EAD10 clip will NOT fit the DSU50 as the clamping mechanism is larger on the DSU50.  You can get the EAD10 clip HERE.)

Also note, the photos with the DSU50 mounted are showing a prototype clip which had some extra space in the opening (due to me not having a DSU50 to test this with). The final version is the one sitting on the table and the unit fits snugly in the clip.