is this comparable to the yeti
642122
I don't know what a yeti is, but the is by far the best "hugger" I've used.
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
642124
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
2182940
It will work for the Blue Yeti, but depending on how you have it set up it still may be a little heavy for the stand to have it exactly where you want. I am using it for streaming and I need some counterweights on the other side to keep it up. My set up is not that flexible though so if yours is then you will probably be fine.
1695871
I have the Yeti 45. Its outside dimensions are: 26" long x 16" wide x 13" tall. I would buy another if necessary.
278939
It's quite similar. The controls are moved a little bit-record, play, and stop are now on the front. I think the built-in microphones might be better. The color's different and the profile of the top is a little different.
55604
No. The Yeti is too tall and incorrectly configured to fit in the Ringer Universal Shockmount for Ball Microphones. Paul Scott is incorrect to suggest it's for the Snowball only. The shock mount is made for all Blue Ball microphones, including the BlueBall, 8-Ball and KickBall. It can be used to shock mount a few other microphones as well, but not the Yeti.
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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.
1937348
They are the exact same cooler. The only difference is the padded handles which are nice for carrying when full. Both coolers fit into our cooler storage area on our boat. HTH
1132893
Sorry, I returned my Yeti Pro for a refund and never tested that capability.
48169
The yeti is a USB mic and macs detect USB mics so yes it is compatible. Once the mic is detected, select your audio input source in the dropdown menu in Garage Band.
672270
Blue has 2 shock mount styles... This one is specifically for the Yeti and YetiPro... The first one is for all other Blue Microphone styles.
2210389
The Platinum edition lists as being 0.5 lbs heavier than the Silver, despite having the exact same features. Additionally, the a slightly more gun metal, or anodized color tone, seeming just a bit sepia-like. The Silver is a much cleaner looking silver color. Both have a deep matte finish. You can compare them at their amazon page: Blue Microphones Yeti USB Microphone - PlatinumJust use the color selection tool right below the list price to see the very subtle difference.
1284842
the size is for a normal condenser microphone, and do not know how big the blue yeti is in compare to a condenser microphone
2152281
Yes it can be. I own both the Yeti 150 and the Light-A-Life and they work great together.
1512194
This stand is too weak to hold the Yeti, I suggest getting the RODE PSA1 Swivel Mount Studio Microphone Boom Arm, It's a bit more pricey, but It's the only one at a low cost point beefy enough to hold the Blue Yeti up. You're also going to need a new shock mount if you havn't purchsed one already.
2101994
No. The Blue Yeti is much too big to fit in this shock mount. I bought it for this purpose and will be returning it. (You can screw the Yeti to the stand directly, but this shock mount will not fit.)
42861
yes, it has a better microphone, different design, and I think it has better quality. If you're really unsure then just go on their site: theflip.com. (Duh!)
541249
The Yeti is pretty light, and this thing is built like a tank. It uses a standard microphone mount, so it'll handle just about anything.