Is the metal hardware lighter-weight than most? Will it really mount on a desk-top Yeti and stay in place?
291876
I have nothing to compare it to in terms of compatibility with Yetis, as this is the first I've used for it. However, yes, mine does mount and hold in place on my desktop Yeti without issue.
291877
you have to find the right spot to mount it, but yes. it will stay once you eventually find the right spot. one problem i had was keeping the pop filter from turning down, after it was tightly fastened. I just flipped it over and it stayed.
291878
It's well made, so I don't want to say it's light weight. However, it does stay in place without any issue whatsoever, well in front of the mike. No danger of tipping over.
291879
I've had my Blue Yeti Pop Filter sitting on my Desktop Yeti Mic since we made the first prototype over a year ago. I can't actually recall ever having to adjust it. We're really pleased with how this filter performs in terms of staying on your Yeti. The clamp holds nice and tight, and the head will stay in place once you've got it positioned.
1978945
I'm not sure how much weight. If you put much weight on it you will definitely need longer screws. I used longer ones on my desk. All I have on my under desk tray are my mouse, keyboard and a calculator.
1247629
It depends how heavy is going to be this magnet can't hold a lot of weight there more for a lightweight projects.
2031453
The mount will hold, no problem. Have to make sure attachment in the wall is very secure.
400493
Pretty much designed to be mounted... not something you'd move around easy in my opinion... good luck
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.
1055075
It's very lightweight aluminum, but strong. Realize I don't use it for anything that heavy. If you want something really solid, you might want to look into something which is not quite this portable..
144864
My workstation is metal that is made to look like wood and it sticks pretty well if my wrists are resting on it (putting pressure on the wrist rest). If there isn't any pressure on it it slides around very easily.
1605211
No, it's too heavy. I tried to use magnets to attach it to the side of a filing cabinet and it would stay for a short period of time and then slide down the cabinet and eventually fall off.
541249
The Yeti is pretty light, and this thing is built like a tank. It uses a standard microphone mount, so it'll handle just about anything.
1130100
I cannot fathom this holder being mounted. It is heavily weighted, which is one of the main reasons I like it!
2090588
It works, yes. But I would not consider it "secure". If someone wants to get in, they will. Metal is not terribly thick, but works.
1547726
This is a decent shoe mount. I use it to mount a microphone on my salt cage. Not sure what you plan to use it for but I wouldn't recommend this shoe for anything too heavy. Light weight use only.
83466
Yes. It tends to losen up but they supply a hidden hex wrench to tighten it. The design is simple and not big and bulky. Very nice mount!
1754463
Yes. It's not very heavy and it comes with mounting screws. I would suggest using the plastic wall anchors to make sure whatever weight you put on it will hold 100% safely and securely.
1393380
Maybe...it's been a while since I put mine on the wall but 12 lbs sounds probably too light, 32 lbs sounds too heavy to me. I mounted the mount myself and remember getting one bolt in the pre-drilled stud, then swinging it to put in the second bolt. After getting it up, I realized it wasn't exactly centered on the wall, so had to move whole thing I've one bolt position...went thru same process of first, then second bolt. I'd guess 20-25lb more likely the weight of mine.
276329
The cab assembly is top heavy and provides quite a bit of counterbalance on my gas Troy Built. I imagine you would be holding it up on a lighter machine. As far as mounting goes - no problem, the mounts adjust for handle width.