Can anyone tell me how far the microphone extends? On the Siberia V2 it's 5" (measuring from the bottom side), which is not long enough to work well.
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It is 5 inches from the microphone extension outlet. In reality, it is about 4 1/2 inches (or less) depending on how you bend or shape it. That is not really long enough and I have volume issues since purchasing these to the point where I'd just be better off with a secondary mic.
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They left the microphone the same as v2's so if you were hoping for a longer microphone that extends out of the headset further this did by happen. Hope that helps
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It is 5 inches from the microphone extension outlet. In reality, it is about 4 1/2 inches (or less) depending on how you bend or shape it.That is not really long enough and I have volume issues since purchasing these to the point where I'd just be better off with a secondary mic.
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It's actually not as large as it appears. It's adjustable as well. While the mid section is one piece, the two outer sections both turn inward reducing the overall width. You would want to allow for about 20 inch depth (minimum) and a width of about 30 inches for this unit. This does not account for mic placement however. As you will want the mic a few inches away from the unit. I hope this helps. Personally, I have mine mounted on a mic stand and an additional mic stand holds my mic and it works great. -Chris
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On my synthesizer, the input for the vocoder is quarter inch but I use xlr cables for my mics, so this allows me to plug right in. My kaosspad is the same way
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Hi, I have the one without the mic stands. The first one I purchased must have been a lemon. Used twice and the screws would not work. I even purchased additional at Home Depot, still no luck, WARPED & My Monitor hit the floor his how I realized it did not work. No time to file a complaint with Amazon because of scheduling, I purchased the other without the mic holders & LOVE IT. Im 5'2, the lowest height is maybe 4ft or little less with monitor. The highest is for a 6ft person to see comfortably. Because of my first experience, Im getting another as back-up but Ive had the second over a year and no complaints at all! Hi, I have the one without the mic stands. The first one I purchased must have been a lemon. Used twice and the screws would not work. I even purchased additional at Home Depot, still no luck, WARPED & My Monitor hit the floor his how I realized it did not work. No time to file a complaint with Amazon because of scheduling, I purchased the other without the mic holders & LOVE IT. Im 5'2, the lowest height is maybe 4ft or little less with monitor. The highest is for a 6ft person to see comfortably. Because of my first experience, Im getting another as back-up but Ive had the second... » Read More Hi, I have the one without the mic stands. The first one I purchased must have been a lemon. Used twice and the screws would not work. I even purchased additional at Home Depot, still no luck, WARPED & My Monitor hit the floor his how I realized it did not work. No time to file a complaint with Amazon because of scheduling, I purchased the other without the mic holders & LOVE IT. Im 5'2, the lowest height is maybe 4ft or little less with monitor. The highest is for a 6ft person to see comfortably. Because of my first experience, Im getting another as back-up but Ive had the second over a year and no complaints at all! « Show Less
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This won't work in my experience. It gets recognized but no matter what 3.5" microphone you plug into it, it won't recognize the audio for chat... have anyone really test it? I did and that was my experience
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I have no idea. What is the length of the mic? If you read the spec I think it tells you the length and dia the bliimp will take. That is what I did read the manual
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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.
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No. I bought it the same time I bought the Blue Yeti and while you may be able to stretch it over about half of the microphone area, it won't do what you need.
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Make sure you have the microphone pushed in all the way. It's a water resistant connection, so the fit is pretty tight and sometimes it just needs pushed in the last few mm. If that doesn't work, try resetting the unit.
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The adapter is 2.5mm F to 3.5mm M. I use it to connect an old hands-free headset (2.5mm male) to my iPhone (3.5mm F). If your mike is 3.5 mm M, it won't fit the F side of the adapter.
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2 inch. Does not enhance the mic space, but does a decent job of rejecting noise from the rear of the mic. Good for omni pattern close in.
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I bought it for an Iphone 5 and the microphone stopped working, you should look for another device. I bought it 1 month ago.
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I ended up getting a extension cord for my mic, I think I picked it up from Radio Shack. The extension cord I got will not get you out 5m tho, maybe you can find a longer one or make your own. What I do for longer distance videos is to use a remote voice recorder on my person using this mic and then sync the tracks back together during editing. Works great.
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The cord on the microphone is 10 inches. If you want to get the microphone away from the camera, you'll need to buy the 10 foot extension cord. Jim Dorothy
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I'm having trouble finding a replacement cable, let alone a longer one (maybe proprietary). If you really want to extend the length you have a couple options: 1. use the mini xlr adapter end and get another mini xlr cable to extend it (you'll also probably need an adapter to connect the mini xlr into... anything else), or 2. use the device as intended - connected to a belt pack wireless transmitter. Also, keep in mind this is a condenser mic and requires its own power (provided by the belt pack transmitter or phantom power via XLR). If you try to use it as a simple computer, or dynamic, mic, it will not work. I'm having trouble finding a replacement cable, let alone a longer one (maybe proprietary). If you really want to extend the length you have a couple options: 1. use the mini xlr adapter end and get another mini xlr cable to extend it (you'll also probably need an adapter to connect the mini xlr into... anything else), or 2. use the device as intended - connected to a belt pack wireless transmitter. Also, keep in mind this is a condenser mic and requires its own power (provided by the belt pack transmitter or phantom power via XLR). If you try to use it as a simple computer, or dynamic,... » Read More I'm having trouble finding a replacement cable, let alone a longer one (maybe proprietary). If you really want to extend the length you have a couple options: 1. use the mini xlr adapter end and get another mini xlr cable to extend it (you'll also probably need an adapter to connect the mini xlr into... anything else), or 2. use the device as intended - connected to a belt pack wireless transmitter. Also, keep in mind this is a condenser mic and requires its own power (provided by the belt pack transmitter or phantom power via XLR). If you try to use it as a simple computer, or dynamic, mic, it will not work. « Show Less
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I used this with the handheld mic and moved anywhere from 2 to 25 feet from the speaker without any feedback. I do seem to remember a bit of feedback when standing right over the speaker but moving a foot away solved the problem. I have not used it with the mic being 15 to 20 feet from the speaker so I cannot speak to that.
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It is at least 3 feet. There have been discussions about the microphone not working due to the cord being too long. I've used a 6 ft cord and it was fine. Make sure that it is plugged into a regular USB port on your computer. I burned out two microphones because I had it plugged into a shared USB port.