Quik Lok IPS-12-U Universal Tablet Mount for Music & Mic Stands

Meet the Quik Lok IPS-12 Universal Tablet Mount
The Quik Lok IPS-12 is a versatile and universal tablet mount, perfect for musicians and presenters who need to integrate their digital devices seamlessly with microphone and music stands. Whether it's for use on stage, in production studios, in the rehearsal room, or at home, the IPS-12 offers a clever, safe, and practical design that accommodates virtually any tablet size from 111 mm to 301 mm (4.37″ to 11.85″) in width and 6.9 mm to 18.7 mm (0.27″ to 0.73″) in depth.

Flexible and Secure Tablet Integration
What sets the IPS-12 apart is its ability to hold the tablet firmly and securely without interfering with any essential tablet functions such as the dock connector, speaker, headphone jack, on/off, or volume buttons. The mount features rugged rubberized plastic stoppers that ensure your device is held securely in place during use, providing peace of mind during live performances or intensive studio sessions.

Adaptable to Various Stand Sizes
The IPS-12 is designed to be as adaptable as possible. It includes a slim yet sturdy steel bracket that allows for sideways mounting to the vertical pole of any microphone or sheet music stand with diameters ranging from 14 mm to 30 mm (0.55″ to 1.18″). This feature ensures that no matter what kind of stand you use, the IPS-12 can be attached seamlessly.

Dynamic Viewing Experience
Experience complete control over your tablet's positioning with the IPS-12's full tilt and rotational adjustability. This feature allows you to quickly switch from vertical to horizontal viewing modes without risk of slippage, ensuring you can always have your tablet at the perfect angle and position for every need.

Lightweight and Built to Last
Constructed with a no-wobble, lightweight aluminum plate, the IPS-12 is designed to last while making it easy to handle. Its durability doesn't sacrifice portability and ease of setup, which is critical for artists and professionals who regularly move from gig to gig.