IFB/IEM Pouch with Magnetic Clip
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Description
Description
The Viviana Sound Solutions Magnetic Pouch offers a secure and flexible way to carry IFB and IEM receivers or conceal transmitters for plant mic applications. Its super-strong magnetic clip attaches directly to a waistband or almost any piece of clothing, with no belt required. Designed to stay firmly in place while you run, jump, or move around, the pouch keeps your device protected while allowing quick access when you need it.
Practical details include a headphone cable strain relief system, instant access to the receiver’s volume control, and an internal protective pad that helps keep the device safe. For an alternative carrying option, the integrated D-ring connects to the included Viviana Sound Solutions Shoulder Strap, allowing the IFB to be worn comfortably over the shoulder.
The built-in magnets also make the pouch especially useful for plant mic setups, providing a simple way to position and conceal a transmitter where conventional clips may not be suitable. With secure magnetic attachment and multiple carrying options, the Viviana Magnetic Pouch is a versatile solution for discreet, dependable audio device placement.
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