How does the Yeti attach to the mic stand? The microphone has a base to sit on a flat surface.
1590920
On the side of the Mic the base stand screws in on both sides. The stand is very heavy and stable. On the bottom of the mic there are also a hole where the normal mic stands will screw in.
1590921
The two lock screws that attach the base to the mic easily unscrew so that the base and mic can be separated. The mic stand screws into the threads on the bottom of the mic. I nearly never actually use the base, only the stand.
1590922
The mic is sitting in a stand with a flat base. Just lift the mic off the base.
1590923
Unscrew the base from the mic. There's a port on the mic to screw in the stand.
1984627
Not at all. It seems to only fit a traditional size microphone. The yeti is too thick.
470509
It will only hold the blue yeti if you get the blue microphone radius shockmount. The standard yeti mic stand screws into the sides of the mic. The shock mount is made specifically for the yeti as the bottom mounting hold is only half an inch deep and nearly an inch wide and is not a standard size at all. However the radius shockmount has the standard mic boom sized holes at its base. The yeti is meant to hang upside down in the shockmount. From personal experience, the yeti is very heavy but this mic stand is incredible. However, it will only give a steady platform if the boom arm is online with the length of the base to act as a counter weight. Also if you do this, the radius shock mount has 2 plastic o-rings and a screw that allow you to angle the mic and shockmount up or down. The only way to keep it level is to replace those plastic o-rings with the rubber o-rings that are in the standard yeti mic stand where it screws into the sides of the mic.
2192030
I don't have that mic stand, but from the photo, it appears that there is a threaded end on the mic stand. The mic itself has a hole in its case that is intended for this type of attachment, and the mic comes with an attaching nut to screw onto such threads. I don't know that the threads will match, but since they are both audio devices, I would not be surprised if they did work together. Again, no actual hands on, so my input is just my best guess.
291879
I've had my Blue Yeti Pop Filter sitting on my Desktop Yeti Mic since we made the first prototype over a year ago. I can't actually recall ever having to adjust it. We're really pleased with how this filter performs in terms of staying on your Yeti. The clamp holds nice and tight, and the head will stay in place once you've got it positioned.
349463
Yes, a Blue Yeti will attach to the boom mic attachment point. The included shock mount as noted by Mr Hosford will not fit the mic however. In my installation because the boom is mounted on my computer table I have to use a shock mount because the mic will pick up the vibrations of moving my mouse and typing. I also have a pop filter secured to the mic boom. The setup looks a little like a klooge, but it's secure and quiet. The boom stays put.
291876
I have nothing to compare it to in terms of compatibility with Yetis, as this is the first I've used for it. However, yes, mine does mount and hold in place on my desktop Yeti without issue.
1552123
No the stand that comes with it workes very well, and is very sturdy. I still recomend a getting a shock mount and some kind of arm for it because it is a senstive mic. But not neccery
1210105
its a special stand. One where the mic is able to be screwed into from the underside of the mic.
1398293
This is for an XLR type of microphone not a USB type like the Blue Yeti. You will have to fond an arm stand specifically for USB or just generic and get a longer USB cable. Hope this helps!
103639
Which One? It will work with the Yeti's if you use the shock mount made for them. If the mic you are using is shock mounted, I thing you can get one for a snowball, although I only have the Yeti, I assume it will work, if the mount threads in to a standard mount.
1725241
I don't have the Blue Yeti stand, but I have seen somebody use it on one. Hope this helps.
1573832
I mount it on a normal mic stand, but I had to brace it against the wall. It's pretty heavy but I'm sure you can make it work.
2019569
Stand itself will work fine with the threaded bit at the bottom of your mic. You will NOT fit a yeti in the shock mount. Not even close to being big enough. Using a much heavier mic than the yeti now and it stays in place very well. You can buy a shock mount for the yeti itself (little pricey) but you'll still be able to use this stand.
614846
Not too well, to be honest. It looks like it's too wide to fit between the four-sided housing, so if you wanted to use this Shock Mount --- even in the hanging mode --- you'd have to install the Yeti upside-down in the ring mount. Not that impractical I guess, but definitely not as "elegant" a solution as a mic holder designed specifically for the Yeti.
1512195
No. The Yeti is way too big and heavy for this. The Yeti has it's own built in stand however.
1811969
It has a vice you attach to the base of the mic, with a rubber tab that you screw to tighten the hold on it