Will i be able to unscrew to holder on the top? To attach the shockmount for my condenser mic?
1998160
Yes, but don't expect quality at all. It's problaby the worst stand I've ever had.
1998161
Yes but i only use them for my overhead mic and my mic's are attached with XLR wires and i got no probleme for now.yes those stand mic are cheep but it serve me right for now.
2182941
Yes! Simply unscrew the microphone from the default Blue Yeti base and then screw it onto the Mic Stand
2019569
Stand itself will work fine with the threaded bit at the bottom of your mic. You will NOT fit a yeti in the shock mount. Not even close to being big enough. Using a much heavier mic than the yeti now and it stays in place very well. You can buy a shock mount for the yeti itself (little pricey) but you'll still be able to use this stand.
399589
Don't think there would be a problem but can't guarantee it. Mine looks like it would fit multiple condenser mics even.
1590923
Unscrew the base from the mic. There's a port on the mic to screw in the stand.
959199
Yes. My set included 2 different microphone attachments, one of them was a shock mount (spider).
305367
A shock mount is not used with this kind of microphone. Just a typical microphone holder will due. This microphone (e835) can be purchased for less than $100, and should come with a storage bag and a microphone holder. In fact, on Amazon you can buy everything you need for $99, including a bag, mount, and stand from Sonic Sense. Just search Amazon for e835 and you will see it. Btw, I don't work for Sonic Sense and have never purchased an item from them, just thought I would give you a heads up. Of course, the decision is yours as far as who to purchase from.
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
1459402
Kind of......on the bottom of the microphone itself is a place where it can be screwed onto a mic stand. It won't fit onto a mic holder that screws onto a mic stand, but if you take of the mic holder off of the mic stand the mic can easily be screwed onto the mic stand itself. It's a great mic for the price as I've got a LOT of mileage from mine and have never had a problem with it.
1929877
I would say it probably will fit. I wasn't sure about mine, either, because I haven't seen microphone specs that ever give you their circumference - I tried looking up yours and it doesn't say anything in the specs about this, but this shock mount is adjustable and it ended up fitting mine very nicely.
46194
There is a clip on the top that you can mount a with, not sure about the microphone.
1566034
The mount is mostly made of metal and uses rubber banding I believe for added tension. I have a Sterling ST51P condenser mic and it fits it perfectly.
2006138
Well, you don't "need" a shock mount for any mic, but it's always better. I would recommend a shock mount, but it is not required to use this arm.
1527096
Hello. Yes. The boom is a good way to get the mic overhead and away from the base (and ultimately upside down when you're using it). But on a regular mic stand, without a boom, the mount goes directly on the threads where the microphone clip would normally go. The Blue Radius mount has a swivel and adjuster that is included with it. So you can mount it on a vertical mic stand and adjust the mount to be horizontal. Then the mic can be used right-side-up... or down if you prefer. Lol. The short answer, however, is YES. No problem.
1000456
If your mic has the standard screw mount, yeah. The bottom plate is quite heavy so it won't tip over.
1181357
If you are talking about the Shotgun Microphone Kit, then no. That mount is a hot-shoe mount so there is no need for this product as it replaces the hot-shoe.
1326494
It will not, as received. If you are mechanically inclined, remove the mic locking bushing from bottom of shock mount by carefully prying it out from the bottom using a flat blade screwdriver. (Do not try to remove the bushing from MXL stand mount). Then obtain two rubber "O" rings about 7/8" inside diameter with 1/8" thickness. Stretch them, one at a time, onto the outside of bushing removed from bottom of shock mount. This acts as a spacer to take up slack when screwed onto 550. Put the 550 into mount and carefully screw the bushing (lock nut) onto mic and snug it up till mic is secure. The "O" rings should be on the outside of shock mount bottom. Be careful not to cross thread when starting to screw it on. Another way would be to put bushing through hole in bottom of mount and hold it whilst turning mic until snug. Don't forget to remove the thread adapter from stand fitting if you are using it with U.S. 5/8" stands. Works well for me.