do i have to attach it to the yeti or can i attach it to any microphone
1555504
Well it works very poorly on the yeti, looks cool but not functional. I'd recommend another pop-filter.
1555505
Has a universal, adjustable, clamp mount. Should be able to be configured for most mic stands or desk mounts.
1555506
It does not attach to the microphone. Mine is attached to the Mic stand. It fits easily around the Mic pole right below the shock mount screws onto the Mic stand. I highly recommend this. I have one and absolutely love it!
2245264
Make sure it comes with right connector. (4-Pin ??) You'll need to put a battery in the microphone as well.
614845
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
1679301
Do not trust the adapter that comes with this rig for a Yeti. The metal Yeti will eat the plastic threads on the adapter for lunch. I believe this is the one you need: Microphone Screw Adapter 5/8-inch Male to 3/8-inch Female 2pcs Pack Ordering this one myself, so I'm not 100% sure.UPDATE: I just got the above referenced adapter and it didn't work. The female threads on the Yeti don't bite on the male threads of the adapter. HOWEVER, I think the problem is the Yeti and not the adapter. I tried it on other mic stands that I have and got the same behavior. Called Blue and they are processing a warranty claim for me. Do not trust the adapter that comes with this rig for a Yeti. The metal Yeti will eat the plastic threads on the adapter for lunch. I believe this is the one you need: Microphone Screw Adapter 5/8-inch Male to 3/8-inch Female 2pcs Pack Ordering this one myself, so I'm not 100% sure.UPDATE: I just got the above referenced adapter and it didn't work. The female threads on the Yeti don't bite on the male threads of the adapter. HOWEVER, I think the problem is the Yeti and not the adapter. I tried it on other mic... » Read More Do not trust the adapter that comes with this rig for a Yeti. The metal Yeti will eat the plastic threads on the adapter for lunch. I believe this is the one you need: Microphone Screw Adapter 5/8-inch Male to 3/8-inch Female 2pcs Pack Ordering this one myself, so I'm not 100% sure.UPDATE: I just got the above referenced adapter and it didn't work. The female threads on the Yeti don't bite on the male threads of the adapter. HOWEVER, I think the problem is the Yeti and not the adapter. I tried it on other mic stands that I have and got the same behavior. Called Blue and they are processing a warranty claim for me. « Show Less
702554
You do NOT need to drill anything. The mounting is not 100% intuitive, but is does work with the Yeti. http://bluecollardesign.com/blog/2011/02/03/blue-pop-pop-filter-with-blue-yeti/
702550
Hello Jon. The only thing on the bottom of the mic is a mini USB port, headphone jack, and a female threaded opening for a jack-stand. That picture looks a little deceiving. Not sure where they plugged it in, maybe the jack-stand opening? I just attached to the back of the Yeti as directed. Works fine.
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.
1296550
Your not supposed to use the stabilizer thats the problem there was a plastic piece that came on a clip on mic holder made of plastic that came with my stand i didnt get the one with the stabilizer and all, then when i got the proper stabilizer for my yeti it was too heavy weighed down my tiny little pivot arm and i stripped the screw or bolt trying to tighten it and so i cant use the stabilizer and am force to use this plastic adapter mentioned before, im gonna be replacing the arm asap because it just wont work out for my setup with the yeti being too heavy for the setup to work
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.
902531
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.
1175649
There is a custom Spider Shock mount that is available on Amazon that supports the Yeti and Yeti Pro. Costs less and is much better quality.
1932349
As far as I know, all of the Blue Yeti's are USB (PRO included), so you wouldn't need something like this.
207823
It comes with an adapter that will fit any standard microphone mount. It should work fine.
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.
2023324
The issue I have with the Yeti, is really just a problem with the company Blue. They have horrendous customer service, so you have to really hope your mic has no issues. The Snowballs from the same company have had issues for people, especially the iCE version, which is how this was discovered. Audio Technica just seems like the much wiser choice for build quality and company support, plus its sized nicely to be installed into a shockmount, which you will want if you are going to use this thing professionally.
1697865
You can add any mic holder to it. It's just like a tall stand, only short LOL.
2101993
The shock mount is not made for the yeti which is a very large mic. I have both items sitting on my desk and they are not compatible. You'd have to purchase a different shock mount.