Portable Segment Timer
Program your whole practice once, then run it hands-free. A portable, double-sided red LED timer with app and remote control and warning and final horns.
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Shot Clocks
Shot Clock with Game Time
A 12-inch shot clock that also shows game time, so players and officials read both clocks right above the basket.
$1,704.00USD
Ships from Broken Arrow, OK
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- Game Time and Shot Clock
- Tenths When It Counts
- Built-In Horn
- Follows the Scorer's Table
Made in Broken Arrow, OK
Secure checkout
1-800-635-3811
Key Features
Two Clocks, One Look Up
Game time and shot clock together, where the players are already looking.
Game Time and Shot Clock
One display shows both clocks, right above the basket where players look.
Tenths When It Counts
The shot clock shows tenths under 10 seconds, and game time shows tenths in the final minute.
Built-In Horn
The horn is built in, so everyone hears the clock expire as well as seeing it.
Follows the Scorer's Table
Both clocks come from the Microframe scoring controller, so they stay in step with the main scoreboard.
12-Inch Shot Clock Digits
The shot clock reads clearly from the court, the bench and the stands.
Overview
About the Shot Clock with Game Time
The MSXT12GT puts two clocks on one display: the shot clock and the game time. Players looking up at the basket see how long is left in the possession and in the period without turning to find the main scoreboard.
That matters most at the end of a period. The shot clock counts in tenths under 10 seconds, and game time switches to tenths in the final minute. Officials and benches get a clear read on which clock will run out first. The built-in horn sounds at expiry.
The MSXT12GT uses the same Microframe MSC controller board as the MSXT12, and that board takes both clocks from the Microframe scoring controller. When the operator starts the game clock at the scorer's table, the display above the basket follows.
The MSXT12GT is designed and built by Microframe in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. If your main scoreboard is easy to see from every seat and you only need the shot clock, the MSXT12 is the simpler choice. If you want game time right where the players are looking, choose the GT.
Specifications
| Model | MSXT12GT |
|---|---|
| Clocks shown | Shot clock and game time |
| Shot clock digit height | 12 in |
| Horn | Built-in |
| Control | Microframe scoring controller |
| Shot clock readout | Whole seconds; tenths under 10 seconds |
| Game time readout | MM:SS; tenths in the final minute |
| Controller board | Microframe MSC (same board family as the MSXT12) |
| Shipping | FedEx, calculated at checkout |
Game Time Built In
The period and the possession in one glance.
A standard shot clock tells players how long they have to shoot. The MSXT12GT also tells them how long is left in the period, on the same display above the basket.
Late in a close game, that is the question everyone asks: which clock runs out first? With tenths on the shot clock under 10 seconds and on game time in the final minute, the answer is right in front of them.
2
Clocks on one display
12 in
Shot clock digit height
0.1 s
Tenths under 10 seconds
1987
Microframe building in the USA since
GT or Standard
Which MSXT12 fits your gym
Both models are 12-inch shot clocks. The difference is what else they show and how you run them.
MSXT12GT
Shot clock plus game time, run from the Microframe scoring controller. Best when players cannot easily see the main scoreboard.
MSXT12
Shot clock only, run from the Microframe scoring controller. Best when the main scoreboard is in clear view.
MSXT12-RF
A shot clock run from a handheld key fob, with no scoring app needed. Best for gyms without a Microframe scoring system.
FAQ
MSXT12GT questions
How is the MSXT12GT different from the MSXT12?
Both are 12-inch shot clocks with a built-in horn. The GT also shows game time, so the period clock is visible above the basket as well as on the main scoreboard.
How is it controlled?
It takes its clocks from the Microframe scoring controller, the same system that runs your Microframe scoreboard. Call us and we will confirm the setup for your gym.
What does it pair with?
It is built to run next to a Microframe scoreboard on the same scoring controller. Tell us which scoreboard you have or are ordering.
How is it mounted and powered?
Mounting and power depend on your gym. Call us at 1-800-635-3811 and we will confirm both before it ships.
What is the lead time?
Lead times vary with the build schedule. Call us for a current ship date.
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Why Microframe
Why Choose the GT
No Turning Around
Players and officials read the period and the possession in one glance, without looking for the main scoreboard.
Clear Final Seconds
Tenths on both clocks at the end of a period show exactly which one runs out first.
One System
Both clocks come from the same Microframe scoring controller that runs your scoreboard.
Want game time above every basket?
Call our team in Broken Arrow and we will set up the MSXT12GT with your scoreboard and scoring controller.