meteor vs blue yeti?
620228
Meteor seems to have more of a bold tone. They Yeti sounds good, but in my opinion, lacks a little on the Bass side. Both will get the job done.
22845
Auphonix has another pop filter designed for use with the Blue Yeti. It is the same quality pop filter as this one, but will attach more easily to your Yeti, or directly to the desktop. You can find it here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HBN6T1I
1509982
I have the Escape and it was about all day in summer. I have the Yeti 400 and I have not tried that yet. But it holds a charge a lot longer than the Escape. I daisy chain two of these panels together. I also have the solar briefcase. For what I use... These are perfect for me. Hope this helps.
803162
Not especially. I bought this mic, the clip broke and I have been unable to use it since without holding it. I Love Behringer products, but this is a really shoddily built mic. Id say save up a little more and get the Blu Yeti. 100x better quality and well built.
1216658
No difference, it's usually just because they are offered from different sellers, that the description can vary. Same product with brown lid. Be wary, though. I bought this "microwave safe" tumbler and used it and after only a week it built up a nasty film on it. I talked to Tervis the company and they were NOT interested in guaranteeing their product. They said it was my water. I know it's not the water, because the three other Tervis cups I own have no film. Now, months later, the cup is disgusting and brown stained. My husband uses it only in the yard. Be wary. The stain never came off this cup. No one would refund me, either. Very bad.
105221
They both have beautiful color reproduction and both have a nice glossy finish.For durability of finish I don't know if there's a difference.I've had good success with both as far as data burning!I would probably go with the cheapest one ehin I repurchase!
2023322
i think this one is better then blue yeti here some stuff i did with audio technica https://soundcloud.com/jaereload
1398298
No. You will also need to buy the shock mount that blue makes for the yeti as the yeti is much larger than a normal microphone.
1725241
I don't have the Blue Yeti stand, but I have seen somebody use it on one. Hope this helps.
1398295
In my case though using the Blue Yeti and the Blue shock mount it's a little to heavy for the arm and it has a hard time holding everything up.
784695
I have both so I show how both compare in a video I uploaded, hope this helps eveyone:
755912
I don't think there is a difference, only the color. We use the blue umbrella all the time at the beach.
180954
It most definitely works with the Blue Snowball AND the Blue Yeti. This guy explains it best on Youtube! http://youtu.be/WZCxtaqzvgA
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.
642123
This is way better than the yeti because all you need is beer . no tequila, no mix, no frozen fruit if you get that into it. Yetis for the fancy folk I'm part of the drinking class
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.
1413382
We have the Arctic Blast and couldn't be more happy with it. We use it strictly for home use (frequent). In looking at the differences between the 2, the Blizzard seems to have more in terms of aesthetics (light up sign) but that about it. As far as I can tell the motor is the same. I wouldn't pay the extra $$ for the Blizzard if it's only for home use.