IKlip 2 applications are countless, and range from holding iPads for musicians on stage to teleprompter-style presentations on boardroom podiums from securing the iPad anywhere for video and camera applications to mounting it as a multimedia display from keeping the iPad on hand for order taking or form entry to using it in health care environments, as well as a multitude of other uses. The new iKlip 2 adapters offer the ultimate in safe, secure holding of iPad and iPad mini at the optimum required viewing angle, and they are perfect for hands-free viewing and use with any type of apps and accessories, leaving all the iPad buttons and ports free from obstructions. The new iKlip 2 is available in two models: for the regular iPad and for the new iPad mini. It can be adjusted both vertically and horizontally to find just the right viewing angle, and can be quickly rotated between portrait and landscape mode. iKlip 2 features a new ball-joint design that gives it amazing flexibility for infinite multi-angle adjustment and positioning with a simple touch. It secures to the pole in seco nds with a sure-grip tightening system, leaving the threaded end of the stand open for other uses. IKlip 2 is designed to securely hold an iPad 2 (and later) or an iPad mini on a microphone stand or other vertical or horizontal “pole” up to 2.1”/30mm in diameter. The new iKlip™ 2 for iPad, and for iPad mini, are enhanced versions of the most popular iPad microphone stand holders for musicians and presenters, while iKlip Studio for iPad mini completes the range of IK’s practical tabletop stands for 7” tablets. IK Multimedia, the leader in mobile music-creation apps and accessories, is shipping the new range of its smart iPad holders for stage, studio, office or home. Now you can use your shiny new iPad mini for the very same application. That’s an important thing when you’re surrounded by perfectly placed mics.

iKlip gives you complete control over where in your eye line and reach, your controls are. If I didn’t have my iKlip, I would be subject to setting the iPad on the low tom or a chair of some sort. In conjunction with an iPad, V-Control Pro (review here), and an iKlip, you can run in and out of the live room and control room and even track drums from another room. I have one of the iKlips for my iPad 1st generation (review here) and I use it on every tracking session I run.

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