Can this stand support a 12 lb. iso filter, as well as a Blue Yeti microphone?
1046165
This is a sturdy stand, but 12 lbs may be better used on a tripod where you can apply a leg to the side where the weight is.
1046166
I don't think so. Likely too top heavy with too narrow a base. I'd look for something on a tripod to handle what you want to support.
2155075
It's sturdy enough, so as long as it's less than 10mm thin, it will. The bottom lip has a bit of a taper to it. The opening of the lip is 12mm wide and 10mm at the bottom. It has a soft rubber grip, so if you could wedge a 12 or 11mm device into the stand it might hold.
851362
You have to have a extra duty boom mic stand to use this as its HEAVY. It will not work on a cheap tripod or weighted mic stand without possibly falling. You would have to get the Ulitmate stand that is a professional studio boom, or your mic will be the only thing going BOOM!
444001
I'm not sure since you can see in the picture that the pop filter can be attached to a round stand. Looking at the Samson Meteor, it may be possible to attach it to one of the stands but it doesn't look a circular stand like for the Blue Snow Globe Mic. It may be difficult for your Samson Meteor.
56124
I'm using a 'standard' mic stand that most screw on mic holders fit on. It should fit I think.
226363
Absolutely not. The Blue Yeti has a somewhat unique mounting system, which requires a specialized shock-mount 'ring'. This mount is designed to work with a large number of condenser style microphones with a screw-on back end. Blue makes the Radius shock-mount for this very purpose. I'm afraid that while the Yeti is a lovely microphone, you pay for the high-quality/low-cost in the form of incompatibility with most third party mounting options.
2147046
the mount is definitely designed to mount to a mic stand or other cylindrical item like a mic stand, but i actually clamp mine to my desk, if you don't have something round to clamp it to though it may be difficult. I managed to finangle it onto my blue yeti's stand though.
680506
Personally I use a Blue Snowball with this pop filter. I have a friend who also uses the pop filter with a yeti mic. Id assume it would work well with mics of similar size.
2006592
It really depends what you're looking for. But I wouldn't recommend it. The neck doesn't fit in the base well, and it's barely adjustable. the base also isn't heavy enough to support a decent mic such as a Blue Yeti. The stand is all around poorly put together, and for me at least fell short by a long shot.
1045998
It will support that mic with difficulty. I've got one that is of a similar width and I had to stretch that part of the mount to its limit. It works for me, but it isn't easy to take the mic out or put if back in.
315708
Off hand, I would doubt it. I would go with the bracket included with the unit. I love my mic, it works beautifully.
1000456
If your mic has the standard screw mount, yeah. The bottom plate is quite heavy so it won't tip over.
760607
sure but grab a back up mic holder. They tend to break easily. This stand is super compact so you can bag a bunch of 'em and still have space for other gear. The fittings tend to vibrate loose more than others so tighten them up really well.
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.
1512193
I can't say I've used it with that mic, but it is very sturdy and the adjustments provide a tightness at every angle. I would feel confident that it would hold it with no problem.
270743
yes it will be ok, actually I use it for a condenser microphone, it can hold it, but a little not stable, because the mic is too heavy, I have to make it most tightly to hold it almostly.
894610
A stand can take any mic. You just have to have the proper mic holder to screw onto the boom. But as for this Pyle stand, it is too cheaply built. The adjusting knob stripped the first time it was tightened down! I don't recommend this stand.