Which thread adapter should I buy, if anything, to accommodate the Blue Yeti Silver (not Pro)?
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Do not trust the adapter that comes with this rig for a Yeti. The metal Yeti will eat the plastic threads on the adapter for lunch. I believe this is the one you need: Microphone Screw Adapter 5/8-inch Male to 3/8-inch Female 2pcs Pack Ordering this one myself, so I'm not 100% sure.UPDATE: I just got the above referenced adapter and it didn't work. The female threads on the Yeti don't bite on the male threads of the adapter. HOWEVER, I think the problem is the Yeti and not the adapter. I tried it on other mic stands that I have and got the same behavior. Called Blue and they are processing a warranty claim for me. Do not trust the adapter that comes with this rig for a Yeti. The metal Yeti will eat the plastic threads on the adapter for lunch. I believe this is the one you need: Microphone Screw Adapter 5/8-inch Male to 3/8-inch Female 2pcs Pack Ordering this one myself, so I'm not 100% sure.UPDATE: I just got the above referenced adapter and it didn't work. The female threads on the Yeti don't bite on the male threads of the adapter. HOWEVER, I think the problem is the Yeti and not the adapter. I tried it on other mic... » Read More Do not trust the adapter that comes with this rig for a Yeti. The metal Yeti will eat the plastic threads on the adapter for lunch. I believe this is the one you need: Microphone Screw Adapter 5/8-inch Male to 3/8-inch Female 2pcs Pack Ordering this one myself, so I'm not 100% sure.UPDATE: I just got the above referenced adapter and it didn't work. The female threads on the Yeti don't bite on the male threads of the adapter. HOWEVER, I think the problem is the Yeti and not the adapter. I tried it on other mic stands that I have and got the same behavior. Called Blue and they are processing a warranty claim for me. « Show Less
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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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Contrary to what Will, and Kati says... GET A METAL ADAPTER... The plastic one is COMPLETE CRAP... Its thread tolerance is NOT suitable for a Yeti. The Yeti is too heavy for the horribly thin plastic, and the threading is so sloppy that the aluminum threads inside the Yeti just eat right through it. I can NOT stress this enough: GET. A. METAL. ADAPTER.
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On Stage MA200 5/8-Inch Male to 3/8-Inch Female Mic Screw Adapter This one also sold on Amazon will work as well. Competitive pricing.
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you do not need an adapter! Watch this video! it helps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5RprTUro1Q
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I don't know for sure but i believe it is compatible with just about every microphone except the blue yeti microphone.
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yes, just tried my blue yeti on the vertical and it fits. Same threading as boom arm. :) -JonOfAllGames
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It DOES fit the Blue Yeti microphone, with a good bit of effort. You will have to stretch it out, careful not to tear it and gingerly pull it down over the microphone pulling one side at time. I just received it today 7/6/2015. Also note, there is about a 2-3mm border that does not cover the outer edges completely. Doesn't look it like impacts recording though.
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I am not sure about that mic but I use it for the Blue Yeti as well as my MXL 990. It is a very strong mic stand with a heavy base and strong tighteners. The yeti is huge so I think the snowball would work but can't say for sure! I love the stand though. Great for heavy duty mics for podcasting, online radio, and announcing.
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Hello, this is 10mm standard thread but we can include adapters for you, please just let us know when you want to buy,
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I don't have the Blue Yeti stand, but I have seen somebody use it on one. Hope this helps.
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From me attaching my blue Yeti to my Snowball stand, I'd say yes. I get this conclusion because people are saying their Yeti fits, but then again my exp on stands in very noobish.
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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.
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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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I would suggest a Renogy 100 Watt Panel ($149.99 here on Amazon) and a MC4 to 8mm adaptor (about $20 from goal zero. Amazon use to sell them ?) This will save you money over the Goal Zero panels and charge your Yeti 400 in one day, from 50 percent. The panel weighs about the same as the Yeti 400, about 30 pounds.
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The issue I have with the Yeti, is really just a problem with the company Blue. They have horrendous customer service, so you have to really hope your mic has no issues. The Snowballs from the same company have had issues for people, especially the iCE version, which is how this was discovered. Audio Technica just seems like the much wiser choice for build quality and company support, plus its sized nicely to be installed into a shockmount, which you will want if you are going to use this thing professionally.
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It most definitely works with the Blue Snowball AND the Blue Yeti. This guy explains it best on Youtube! http://youtu.be/WZCxtaqzvgA
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If you want to replace the defective Arrowhead anti-siphon device with a plain old fine thread to coarse thread adapter this is what you want:http://hosebibadapters.com/
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Auphonix has another pop filter designed for use with the Blue Yeti. It is the same quality pop filter as this one, but will attach more easily to your Yeti, or directly to the desktop. You can find it here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HBN6T1I
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I have both the Blue Yeti and the GoMic. The Yeti is 200x better but the GoMic is ultra portable. I would suggest you take the heavy metal base off your Yeti and travel with that if you can. Just use a cup to hold it up =) The GoMic is my backup. I use it for my podcast (Travel Like a Boss)
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I have a Samson C03u, but It should work will all microphones with a standard 5/8" threaded hole. If you remove the base from the Yeti, it should screw in easily to the Heil HB-1. I saw the specs on the Yeti. It does have a 5/8" hole.