well this fit my blue yeti ?
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Judging from the listed dimensions of the stock foam screen for the Blue Yeti I would predict a reasonably good fit for the Road Dead Kitten.
1635906
I have the same question. This one claims to fit http://goo.gl/9v1kKd, but I am skeptical.
1932346
I agree with prior answer; this cable would be superfluous; USB is employed by blue yeti as far as I know. This cable is intended to allow XLR-to-1/8" plug connectivity
655027
It fits, but barely fits my Behringer C-3 Dual-Diaphragm Studio Condenser Microphone http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KUA8EI/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ... I don't know how big the Yeti is.
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No and no. This is 3/8" male to 5/8" female adapter. If you wanted to mount a Yeti onto a camera monopod (which isn't a good idea because it would be rather top-heavy), you would need a 5/8" male to 1/4"-20 female thread adapter, and I'm not sure if they make those. But the Yeti has a standard microphone thread size so it can mount directly onto standard microphone stands with 5/8" threads.
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No. The Yeti is way too big and heavy for this. The Yeti has it's own built in stand however.
1284844
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!
1398293
This is for an XLR type of microphone not a USB type like the Blue Yeti. You will have to fond an arm stand specifically for USB or just generic and get a longer USB cable. Hope this helps!
1561945
Just take your Blue Yeti out of its stand and screw it in and you will be set to go! Nothing additional needed.
65335
yes it will work on Yeti. It has same or very similar mounts as the tactic tsx45 which is commonly used on the Yeti. Im not 100% about the Yeti xl,but if the mounting points are same size it will work.
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It fits perfect ! My husband has the black & I have a pretty shade of blue . I would recommend it .
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It will only hold the blue yeti if you get the blue microphone radius shockmount. The standard yeti mic stand screws into the sides of the mic. The shock mount is made specifically for the yeti as the bottom mounting hold is only half an inch deep and nearly an inch wide and is not a standard size at all. However the radius shockmount has the standard mic boom sized holes at its base. The yeti is meant to hang upside down in the shockmount. From personal experience, the yeti is very heavy but this mic stand is incredible. However, it will only give a steady platform if the boom arm is online with the length of the base to act as a counter weight. Also if you do this, the radius shock mount has 2 plastic o-rings and a screw that allow you to angle the mic and shockmount up or down. The only way to keep it level is to replace those plastic o-rings with the rubber o-rings that are in the standard yeti mic stand where it screws into the sides of the mic.
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If the Yeti Pro came with a suspension mount, yes. This studio mic came with a suspension mount that should work. The BS mic system will take about any mike clam or connector I have ever used. Raggy
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Yes!Simply unscrew the microphone from the default Blue Yeti base and then screw it onto the Mic Stand
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Yes, it does fit but not very well, mine was kinda falling down, so I decided to put my blue mic shockmount, hope that help
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As Will stated, you DO NOT need an adapter! Inside the mic clip you can unscrew the bottom and it will fit in to the Yeti. I have the Yeti Silver (not Pro) as you ask about specifically. I used a simple flathead screwdriver to unscrew it from the bottom. Contrary to jdog77, I did not encounter any issues with the Yeti eating the plastic threads. It threaded perfectly fine and it holds the mic with absolutely no sag. :)
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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.