Any1 hav BluYeti on this? Yeti was 2 hevy for my on-stage desk mount. this looks identical to "neewer" brand model.
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Very good for my home studio. It is not the quality of the radio station equipment. I have used this for over 6 months and I am very satisfied. If you are a really particular person go for the real professional stuff.
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You should be fine with this. I have a similar setup with similar weight to the Yeti and it has been going strong for about 5 years so far. No issues.
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The shock mount is not made for the yeti which is a very large mic. I have both items sitting on my desk and they are not compatible. You'd have to purchase a different shock mount.
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Yes, it does fit but not very well, mine was kinda falling down, so I decided to put my blue mic shockmount, hope that help
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Do not know what the mount on the Yeti looks like. If it is a standard mic mount, it will work.
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Your right, the mount didnt fit right. I read a review that said he had an optima 70 and used it for the hd20 with no problem. I managed to get it hooked up, who knows for how long. The projector is great, blue ray and ps3 games look crazy good. I just ordered these optical cables tonight....all good reviews. AmazonBasics Toslink Digital Audio Optical Cable (6 Feet/1.8 Meters). I ordered 3, I'm getting them on friday and will let you know how they work.
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Contrary to what Will, and Kati says... GET A METAL ADAPTER... The plastic one is COMPLETE CRAP... Its thread tolerance is NOT suitable for a Yeti. The Yeti is too heavy for the horribly thin plastic, and the threading is so sloppy that the aluminum threads inside the Yeti just eat right through it. I can NOT stress this enough: GET. A. METAL. ADAPTER.
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To be honest,what's a blue yeti? I purchase a pair of mics and these stage foam ball,so far its pretty good.So in other words perhaps it may work for your blue yeti.
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No and no. This is 3/8" male to 5/8" female adapter. If you wanted to mount a Yeti onto a camera monopod (which isn't a good idea because it would be rather top-heavy), you would need a 5/8" male to 1/4"-20 female thread adapter, and I'm not sure if they make those. But the Yeti has a standard microphone thread size so it can mount directly onto standard microphone stands with 5/8" threads.
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No a Yeti will not fit. There is a special shock mount sold by Blue for the Yeti. I currently have the shock mount off and my Yeti screwed directly in to the arm.
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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.
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I'm not so sure on your mic but I have a Blue Yeti and I had to mess around with the stretchy cords to make it fit solid. But I really can fit any mic you put in it as long as it isn't as big as the radius.
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Yes! I use this with by Blue Yeti Pro microphone and it works great! It attaches to a standard microphone stand, not to the microphone itself. It isn't designed to attach to the desktop stand which Blue includes with their microphones (but you may be able to get it to work, as it's simply a clamp).
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YES! I'm so excited that it does work, a cheaper alternative to Blue's $100 option. I bought the blue spark digital about two months ago and I have been having an issue with picking up my keyboard and mouse clicks, now that I have this mount, I can put it on a stand!
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The cable that is built into this mount is not USB. It is an XLR cable and would not connect to the Blue Yeti USB mic.
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Agree with jolson. The case doesn't fit, but the mount works well. I gave away that case and bought a different one.
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As far as I know, all of the Blue Yeti's are USB (PRO included), so you wouldn't need something like this.