you could remove the stock shock mount to mount a blue snowball right?
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To clarify the answers here, out of the box a Blue Snowball can be mounted to this Neewer arm. But to do so, you will need to remove the Snowball from its base and remove the standard mic grip-mount from the Neewer arm. The screw-mount on the Neewer's grip-mount hides an ADAPTER. Unscrew the adapter from the grip-mount and screw the adapter into the Snowball. Now you can attach the Snowball to the Neewer arm. Without this adapter, they won't magically match. No funny rigging required. The box doesn't mention the hidden adapter anywhere.
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I believe you could. I unscrewed the mount and screwed in the mount for the mic I already owned. Size of threads could be different, but adaptors are also available.
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Yes you can. I currently have my blue snowball in it right now. But, you will need to buy the blue snowball shockmount, and remove the mount the the stand comes with. I have it screwed inside the top triangle where the stock mount is at. Its works quite well but you will need some basic tools to modify it with it.
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I had to "rig" it a bit to get it to work. Basically I removed the tripod, but left the connector from tripod to base of snowball. Than I placed the snowball in the mic holder it came with. It's inverted, so it hangs upside down, but works fine for me this way.
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you can remove the dust cover, with the mount attached. Not used it yet ,seems solid.
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Absolutely. The Blue Snowball is what I use. Be aware that the mount doesn't fit (I took an old t-shirt and wrapped it around the post of the Snowball). I've been using this for about year with no problems.
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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.
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Yes you can use your stock shocks I have a Sahara but I am running factory Rubicon shocks.
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Yes you can, but the ball is factory torqued with locking compound and is very hard to remove, from what I've read. I believe you will only get a 3/4" rise with this 2" drop ball mount.
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No sir. You might just have to contact blue, and see if they can take it back and/ or send you a new one. It could also be the way you are putting it into the shock mount, it kinda has to go in a perfect way, if not it won't go in like it is supposed to
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As far as I know the snowball won't work with any microphone stand other that what comes with it because of the mount required aren't on it.
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No, you unscrew the outer body from whatever clip you have it on then screw it onto the headstrap mount.
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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.
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If you are referring to removing the camera, but leaving the mount. Yes that should be fine.If you are talking about removing the mount, no.
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this mount is intended for the blue snowball and only the blue snow ball. You will have to look elsewhere
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Yes. You could also buy the command mount if you don't want to use any screws .
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No you will need a shockmount for it a bigger clap or use the stand that came with the mic and unscrew it and you can do that
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You can remove it and the mount. I think either configuration has its pros and cons. As for the quality of this scope and back up sight they are very poor. I would keep looking for a better product. I had issues with both the scope and backup sight.
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Yes, you can remove the red dot and mount. Did not mount on AR, so unsure if configuration is better or not.
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I believe so as there is an opening in the cover that allows use of the standard site. That being said, in my case, I never could get the cover to fit like the stock cover. It needed extensive milling... would not mount without completly binding the bolt. A poor fit, to be perfectly honest. Barska needs to step it up.