Will this arm need any sort of adapter to work with the Blue YETI?
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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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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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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.
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It DOES fit the Blue Yeti microphone, with a good bit of effort. You will have to stretch it out, careful not to tear it and gingerly pull it down over the microphone pulling one side at time. I just received it today 7/6/2015. Also note, there is about a 2-3mm border that does not cover the outer edges completely. Doesn't look it like impacts recording though.
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It fits, but barely fits my Behringer C-3 Dual-Diaphragm Studio Condenser MicrophoneBEHRINGER C-3 ... I don't know how big the Yeti is.
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I don't own a Blue Yeti microphone yet but if the grille is similar in size with that of the Shure SM58 and the like, then this foam should be fine to use with the Yeti. Hope this helps, all the best!
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I don't believe so. The Blue Yeti has it's own side mounts for a stand but not the screwed retained connection that is required for this shock mount. I don't own a Yeti so I'm not sure but if it does have a standard external threaded section then you could connect the mic into the female threads at the bottom of the shockmount -Ned
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I got this pop screen and can't figure out how to mount it to the Blue Yeti mic. Thinking I will send it back.
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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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The cable that is built into this mount is not USB. It is an XLR cable and would not connect to the Blue Yeti USB mic.
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I don't believe so. The Blue Yeti has it's own side mounts for a stand but not the screwed retained connection that is required for this shock mount. I don't own a Yeti so I'm not sure but if it does have a standard external threaded section then you could connect the mic into the female threads at the bottom of the shockmount-Ned
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Yes, the Yeti can be attached directly to the mount with no other accessory.
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Use the microphone Audio-Technica AT2020 USB, everything is fine. Blue Yeti will work as well.
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The Sunforce panel isn't listed on the Goal Zero site as being compatible with the Yeti 400 or Escape 150.Apparently the problem isn't in the output of the Sunforce panel (I'm not sure about that) but in the Sunforce connector. The Yeti site states it needs an 'input able to plug into an 8mm input or have an adapter.' Goal Zero web site has answered the questions of others re. adaptability of their solar panels and the availability of adapters. My not very direct, but probably safest suggestion for you is to contact Goal Force with exactly the query you made here.
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There is no adapter that I'm aware of. The clamp is universal. I'm using a gibralter cymbal arm and it works just fine. Make sure you tighten it all the way.
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I don't have the Blue Yeti stand, but I have seen somebody use it on one. Hope this helps.
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Not easily but with a drill and little time you can make a good attachment place. If your yeti is on a mic stand it would be much easier to attach.
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Yes it does. However the Yeti is a heavy mic and this stand broke after 6 months. I would recommend spending a few more dollars for a better stand.