I was going to buy this and I'm not sure how this would work with my Yeti's usb. I mean how far will it reach to connect to my pc?
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I bought this for my Son, and he has it attached to the back of his desk. It reaches all the way to the front of his desk. His desk is about 18 inches from back to front. Now, it depends on how long your usb wire is, how wide your desk is, and where will you attach the arm to your desk-side, back or something on top of your desk like a shelf. This arm can also be attached on top of your desk if you choose to drill/cut a hole in on the top of your desk, or if you already have a hole on the top of your desk. The Rode arm is bigger than the neewer arm. My son is very pleased with the Rode PSA1 swivel arm. Hope I answered your question. I bought this for my Son, and he has it attached to the back of his desk. It reaches all the way to the front of his desk. His desk is about 18 inches from back to front. Now, it depends on how long your usb wire is, how wide your desk is, and where will you attach the arm to your desk-side, back or something on top of your desk like a shelf. This arm can also be attached on top of your desk if you choose to drill/cut a hole in on the top of your desk, or if you already have a hole on the top of your desk. The Rode arm is bigger than the neewer arm. My son is very pleased with the Rode PSA1... » Read More I bought this for my Son, and he has it attached to the back of his desk. It reaches all the way to the front of his desk. His desk is about 18 inches from back to front. Now, it depends on how long your usb wire is, how wide your desk is, and where will you attach the arm to your desk-side, back or something on top of your desk like a shelf. This arm can also be attached on top of your desk if you choose to drill/cut a hole in on the top of your desk, or if you already have a hole on the top of your desk. The Rode arm is bigger than the neewer arm. My son is very pleased with the Rode PSA1 swivel arm. Hope I answered your question. « Show Less
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The Rode PSA1 attaches to your computer desk or table by a compression style mount. It can be placed anywhere you want! The arm itself extends about 30 inches or so from the mount so it'll easily work with any USB connection. You just need a USB cord long enough to reach the end of the extension arm.
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If I understand your question correctly, the reach from your mic is not based on this mount, it's based on the length of your cable from your Yeti. The cable will go along this mount and then the remainder of the cable will connect to your computer. The total length of the mount is about 3-4 feet so you will need a cable that is at least 5 feet long. I hope this helps.
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Well, it depends on the distance from your desk to the PC. In my case, I have no issues, as my Yeti came with a lengthy USB cable. Even when the mount is fully extended, there's still plenty of slack in the cable.
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I have no clue. I'm guessing since it is a standard USB microphone, that it would. It works with all my x-box applications and with my PC as well. I would still suggest spending a little more money and getting a better one though.
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Hi Sue. I really cannot say for sure if it will work. I can verify though that the specific cable worked without any problems when I had to connect to it another USB cable, both totaling 10 meters in length. I could not achieve USB connectivity in such a distance by any other kind if USB cable used in the past. I hope that this will help you somehow. Nick.
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Mine works fine. I just don't use it much. Not very comfortable. 2 different computers? It plugs into my Olympus recorder. It may draw current, so you may be trying an incompatible hookup. With the male plug on the end I can't see how you get a direct connection to a computer.
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It most definitely works with the Blue Snowball AND the Blue Yeti. This guy explains it best on Youtube! http://youtu.be/WZCxtaqzvgA
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It doesn't connect to your computer through USB. It will charge that way but you can't connect to the device. Your computer is trying to "read" it like it would a flash drive.
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This works with normal USB port of your computer. The other end fits with your portable drive. You should confirm that USB drive connection is matching the other end of cable
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I connected it to my USB on my desk top and it doesn't work well at all. Appears to be a piece of junk. Bob
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Hi, Thank you for the email inquiry and interest. The USB cord provided is about 40 inches. As for the extension, your guess is as good as ours; it would be hard to second guess electronics, and such things depend on your computer's USB hubs and your extension cord. Some equipment prefers to be connected to the main USB in rear of PC tower and not on the auxiliary plugs. - You are welcome to make your purchase and try it, if it does not work, we would be happy to accept a return and a FULL refund. Thank you, - The AramediA Support Team
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Geoffrey, Although I have not measured them to be able to give you exact #'s I can tell you this. I am running a Yeti USB powered Mic, I Lacie 1TB drive and a My Book 1.5 TB Drive along with 2 Pioneer CDJ's (not powered through the device and I have not had any issues with my laptop seeing all of the devices. I would recommend it.
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Blue Yeti will screw in without an adapter where the shock mount is screwed in. That means the shock mount that comes with this becomes a knickknack. Blue Yeti does not fit in the shock mount. With that said it seems to not need the shock mount but that depends on what is on the table you have this secured. If you have motors like a hard drive or computer or so on the hum may make its way up the arm and be heard in the mic. But that is going to be true what ever table you place the Blue Yeti regardless of having it on an arm. Then this comes with a XLR connector and cable fished inside the arms metal so that is its not removable. So that becomes unused and dangles. So you will need to secure it with tape or a tie. Bottom line, yes, but two features, the XLR cable and connector plus the shock mount are not needed. Finally this arm is stiff particularly the swivel at the base. So the image of the radio talk show host freely moving the arm around is out the window. It moves but with the idea it will stay in place or within a small range once you do. You can move it but it resists and sometimes can require care to to force against the resistance especially in the swivel, less so in the retraction. The resistance in the retraction is good because you do not want it to sag due to weight. So it seems to hold this mic without sagging.
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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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I am not sure about that mic but I use it for the Blue Yeti as well as my MXL 990. It is a very strong mic stand with a heavy base and strong tighteners. The yeti is huge so I think the snowball would work but can't say for sure! I love the stand though. Great for heavy duty mics for podcasting, online radio, and announcing.
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Hello, Yes it would work with a longer USB cable, as long as you don't go over 25ft.
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It connects with a USB cord that is sufficiently long. I have mine off to the side of my big desk. I would estimate the cord to be a few feet in length.
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Honestly, I'm not sure. I tried to connect my USB Microphone to it to insert it into my computer so I could convert it into a Jack Mic , but it wouldn't work. As if dead. So it didn't work for my purpose of buying but maybe it'll work for yours ? It's really worth a try, because it was made for USB to convert to Jack soo .. Try.
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Robbin: Sorry may not be able to help you here.. I've looked at the pictures and information of the Yeti and cannot confirm what is needed to hook the solar panel to it. I can only mention that I have had this particular solar panel up and running for 2 years and it still going strong. However you hook it up, please be sure that some type of charge control is used. The Yeti may have an internal one but I doubt it. That solar panel puts out about 1.9 amps of current in strong sunlight and without charge control could overcharge any battery pack hooked to it. Sorry I can't be of more help....Phillip Robbin: Sorry may not be able to help you here.. I've looked at the pictures and information of the Yeti and cannot confirm what is needed to hook the solar panel to it. I can only mention that I have had this particular solar panel up and running for 2 years and it still going strong. However you hook it up, please be sure that some type of charge control is used. The Yeti may have an internal one but I doubt it. That solar panel puts out about 1.9 amps of current in strong sunlight and without charge control could overcharge any battery pack hooked to it. Sorry I can't be of more... » Read More Robbin: Sorry may not be able to help you here.. I've looked at the pictures and information of the Yeti and cannot confirm what is needed to hook the solar panel to it. I can only mention that I have had this particular solar panel up and running for 2 years and it still going strong. However you hook it up, please be sure that some type of charge control is used. The Yeti may have an internal one but I doubt it. That solar panel puts out about 1.9 amps of current in strong sunlight and without charge control could overcharge any battery pack hooked to it. Sorry I can't be of more help....Phillip « Show Less