Planning on getting a Blue Yeti Shock Mount and was wondering if this was going to be able to support the weight?
749703
Definitely. I have the shock mount, blue yeti pro and the windscreen all mounted on the PSA1. You will have no problems.
749704
I use a Samson SP01 which is pretty much the same. Works well. The arm has ample tension. Glad I got mine.
749705
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.
749706
I've been using it for years with the blue yeti, no problems. However, I'm also using this brass converter piece and I don't remember where I got it from or if it came with my mic/stand.
749707
As long as you don't exceed the 4.4 pound limit you should be fine. I use mine with a Studio Projects C1 with shock mount no problem, total weight about 2 lbs.
749708
the rode arm thread is metric, the blue yeti thread is standard. How did u get this to work, I ordered mine and my mic is super loose cause of this reason.
170542
Twenty four pounds is probably more than this mount can reasonably handle - my guess. It may hold it up but I'd expect it to sag. This unit appears to be designed for loads of maybe 10lbs or less for good performance.
239396
HelloTracey- The Ice is the same circumference as the Snowball, so it should work well with the Blue shock mount ring.
172591
I used it to mount my 60 inch plasma that weights 95 lbs. It's rated to hold much heavier. I did drill both sides into a stud and bought new lugs from home depot to replace the one that came with it. The ones I bought are noticeably heavier than what was included so it must be better quality? I didn't want to take any chances after reading some of the other reviews. So far there is no sag whatsoever and it was perfect lyrics aligned.
1186002
I have it holding a 55inch plasma that probably weighs about that and it feels totally secure. It does come with extra hardware so I actually secured it with 6 bolts into studs instead of the normal 4, but that was overkill. You could really hold a ton with this mount, it is very sturdy.
1869744
I don't know, but I will tell you this I've got the blue microphone and the pop screen and a "heavy" shock mount on it and it holds it very well... Right now, it's probably got a total of 5 - 7 lbs on it with no problem
1552126
The shock mount is sturdy enough to be able to hold the microphone without fear of it falling over. Though you will not get full effectiveness of the mount without some sort of stand. I also bought the PSA1 Studio arm From Rode Microphones to prevent any vibrations on my desk from reaching the microphone. This is really only needed if you wish to have a better quality recording.
2238861
It's rather heavy.. I use a straight stand with a tripod base.. Any will do..Note: the mic mounting hardware is quite versatile.. You should have no problem with any mic with a standard thread mic clip.
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.
2069223
Yes it will support the heaviest you got and so easy to install I love it I guarantee it. I tried handing from it and I weigh 145 lbs
153948
This mount will hold a lot of weight but at the cost of a lot of vibration. I would not use it on any moving object such as a vehicle or motorcycle, it picks up a lot of bumps and rattles.
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.
1398294
The Cable that comes with the mount won't work on a USB Yeti. However the cable that came with your Yeti will do fine, you just can't put it inside the boom. I cut the connector off one end of the cable that came with the boom and removed it. I then tie strapped my Yeti cable to the boom.
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.
68246
No. Not without a secondary bracket to stabilize. I have just the mount stand and with a <5 lb laptop it shakes like crazy driving on non country roads. Just my experience
1249183
I use it with a rode psa1 it's fine with some heavy cables. Great shock mount. Cheap, quality and small . make sure you have it orientated the right way round. One of the holes is too small for the yeti adapter.
2157130
I have a Rode NT1A mounted on it which weights .7lbs. It holds it up without a problem. If you are using a shotgun mic you will need to buy a different shockmount, but it will hold it without a problem.