If you're planning on using these for recording I suggest you look into getting regular stands for that.
You'll have a lot less problems with rattle and sound transmitting through the mic mount.
Yes, stands are less convenient, but are the best way for recording.
The only case I'd ever use a clip is I absolutely could not find a way to get a regular boom stand on a drum and the drummer cannot re-arrange his setup.

I've had relatively good results with the "LP" Latin percussion microphone mounts, even for recording. They are adjustable enough so as to give you plenty of flexibility. They are also heavy and stable, no plastic.

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Ms. Remy Ann David

LP's "The Claw" works well, and Audix has a drum mount device that works well with other brands. No issues with noises or reliability.

Hey SkamaWhoHa,

You could try the Konig and meyer mic clamps. They're really neat and every moving part tightens to a rubber seal. I use em on all sorts of drums and percussion. They do 2 types but I use the 24030. The other is the 24035.

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Eoin Kirwan

I'm a fan of the Audix D-Vice mounts for kits mostly because of the flexibility. I can get some really good mic placements because this has a flexible gooseneck. No problems with vibrations or rattling at all.