Millenium Thread Adapter 3

This does everything you may expect of it - no more and no less. It's a stainless steel coloured , so look elsewhere for a brass or black ABS plastic one. You'll need it if you have a US-style 5/8" mic holder and want to attach it to a European-style 3/8" mic stand mount. Most mic holders come with one inside (e.g. the t.bone Microphone Holder L) so you only need this if you've lost one or have a 5/8" holder that doesn't include one.

The 2 cut outs means you can turn it with a tool or even a coin.
I didn't experience any difference using these compared to the more branded types, but this one is cheaper and still flawless.

If I had 1€ for everytime I either lost a thread adapter or I couldn't get one out because it didn't have cutouts... I'd buy a bunch more of these, haha.

Seriously though - the double cutouts are an absolute lifesaver, you can unscrew it with a coin, a pair of scissors or the back of a knife and it doesn't matter how you screwed it in, the cutout it always there. Such a simple thing, but so effective.

Need always have some extra in case. Looks durable.

Perfect gear, works exactly as expected, no issues. Most happy, recommend this purchase.

Cheap thread adapter for 3/8'' and 5/8'' screws. Use it on your mic stand if your mic demands a 5/8'' screw and your stand has a 3/8''.
The adapter does its job, i bought many and they all work perfectly, but every time i had to force one that got stuck on the thread, the part where you would put the screwdriver bends easily or sometimes even breaks.

The item shipped very fast by ups. I m very satisfied. It is a quality product. I suggest you buy it without any thought. Thomman is the best company . They are professionals.

I use this adapter to mount an Avantone MixCube on a desk mic stand - works great.

Noting special to say, regular screw Thread Adapter that works. I like the price vs K&M, I would say it works the same:)

A reliable adapter. You can take it apart and attach it with a screwdriver, which is a clever trick. You could still have them as a spare, you might need them if you deal with all kinds of stands.