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The Gripophone Low Brass Lyre LB100 is the ultimate solution for musicians looking to mount their phone or small tablet to their instrument. Whether you need to read music, reference drill instructions, or capture an amazing "First Person Shooter" video of your performance, the Gripophone Low Brass Lyre has you covered.
Designed and made in Orange, CA, by musicians for musicians, this lyre is built to be the only one you'll ever need. Its versatile design allows it to fit 99.9% of smartphones securely, without damaging your horn. With the ability to switch between landscape and portrait modes effortlessly, you'll always have the perfect view.
The Gripophone Low Brass Lyre features a universal mounting stud, offering unparalleled versatility to fit any standard camera, including Go-Pro's. It's the perfect accessory for Trombone, Valve Trombone, Marching Baritone (small bore), Mellophone, Flugelhorn, and more. If you're unsure about compatibility, feel free to contact us.
Features:
- Works in landscape or portrait mode
- Fits 99.9% of smartphones!
- Holds phones securely without damaging your horn
- Universal mounting stud for awesome versatility
- The mounting stud will fit any standard camera (like a Go-Pro)
Fits Instruments:
- Trombone
- Valve Trombone
- Marching Baritone (small bore, please measure to check the size - many Baritones need model LB200)
- Mellophone
- Flugelhorn
- and more, just call or send us an email to see if it will fit your instrument!
Buy local: All Gripophone Lyres are designed and Made in Orange, CA by musicians, for musicians!
daniel r loniak
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2024
Puts music right where I can see it. Grips phone tight even when I swing trumpet around
Shayla G
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
Easy to use, firm hold on both the instrument and phone. It even fits with my extra wide phone case, even with the stylus attached. Functions perfectly and is high quality, sturdily built. Highly recommend for the trombone, I'm sure it would work just as well with other instruments.
Lindsey Stallings
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
We are on our second one in only a few months. My high school aged son dropped it trying to take off his instrument and it broke.
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