is the stand capable of holding yeti usb pro? It's a little over a pound without a shock mount.
1735195
I don't know about that product, but I would say the mic we have on this stand is ~1lb.
55604
No. The Yeti is too tall and incorrectly configured to fit in the Ringer Universal Shockmount for Ball Microphones. Paul Scott is incorrect to suggest it's for the Snowball only. The shock mount is made for all Blue Ball microphones, including the BlueBall, 8-Ball and KickBall. It can be used to shock mount a few other microphones as well, but not the Yeti.
566659
This stand should work with any mic that has a standard mic thread. I use it with a Blue Yeti.
22844
Yes! I use this with by Blue Yeti Pro microphone and it works great! It attaches to a standard microphone stand, not to the microphone itself. It isn't designed to attach to the desktop stand which Blue includes with their microphones (but you may be able to get it to work, as it's simply a clamp).
1306820
So far I haven't needed a shock mount but have put the Samson S01 on my wish list.I bought a simple boom, floor stand which works great for the home studio and willwork great on stage.
1465168
I don't think it's practical to mount it on a microphone stand. It is rather long (18 inches).Also you need to make sure the shock mount is attached. Otherwise, it would make a loud noise if you accidentally touch or bump on it.
405419
It has no shock mount and have used it quite a few time using Sonar x2. It comes with a very tiny mount which I don't use. I use a regular mic stand. That's about it..For the price it's pretty good with the USB connection which make is easy to use right into the computer without the need for phantom power from an audio board. If you need a shock mount try another brand. Brad
1552123
No the stand that comes with it workes very well, and is very sturdy. I still recomend a getting a shock mount and some kind of arm for it because it is a senstive mic. But not neccery
1916125
According to the support folks at Yeti, they have re-engineered the shock mount to eliminate a problem with the tightening screw. Production has been approved and expected to ship mid-January. They will warranty mounts with the poor design.
81839
It's stable enough to hold a condenser mic for sure. Really impressed for the price. Highly recommended. I have a shock mount and filter with no problems.
2101992
If the Yeti Pro came with a suspension mount, yes. This studio mic came with a suspension mount that should work. The BS mic system will take about any mike clam or connector I have ever used. Raggy
68246
No. Not without a secondary bracket to stabilize. I have just the mount stand and with a <5 lb laptop it shakes like crazy driving on non country roads. Just my experience
931571
I don't believe so. This mount is for round microphones a little bigger in size than a baseball. The yeti may be too big.
1747732
No and no. This is 3/8" male to 5/8" female adapter. If you wanted to mount a Yeti onto a camera monopod (which isn't a good idea because it would be rather top-heavy), you would need a 5/8" male to 1/4"-20 female thread adapter, and I'm not sure if they make those. But the Yeti has a standard microphone thread size so it can mount directly onto standard microphone stands with 5/8" threads.
749707
As long as you don't exceed the 4.4 pound limit you should be fine. I use mine with a Studio Projects C1 with shock mount no problem, total weight about 2 lbs.
259634
This will fit the blue yeti that is what I use it for but if u want to use the shock mount its a bit tight. You can use it with the shock mount but it is hard getting it in so I use it without the shock mount piece. Hope that helps
614846
Not too well, to be honest. It looks like it's too wide to fit between the four-sided housing, so if you wanted to use this Shock Mount --- even in the hanging mode --- you'd have to install the Yeti upside-down in the ring mount. Not that impractical I guess, but definitely not as "elegant" a solution as a mic holder designed specifically for the Yeti.