Available exclusively at B&H, the black Yeti Pro Upgrade Kit with Radius III Mount & Accessoriesis a suspension shockmount designed to hold a studio microphone equipped with a 5/8"-27 threaded hole, such as the Blue Yeti, Shure SM7B and MV7, and others. Its elastic bands prevent rumble caused by stand-borne vibration and stand handling noise, and the heavy-duty construction ensures sturdiness and stability. Thanks to the adjustable angle of the stand adapter, the MY490 makes setting up your mic easy and fast. It can attach to any boom arm or mic stand outfitted with 5/8"-27 male threading.

Accessories for Your Yeti USB Mic    Includes Radius III Suspension Mount    Includes Boom Arm for Mounting to Desk    Includes Pop Filter & USB Extender Cable

Isolates a mic from external vibrations for more professional-sounding recordings

Sturdy adapter mounts to all standard mic stands and booms with 5/8"-27 male threading

Threaded stem firmly mounts mics that feature a 5/8"-27 threaded mounting socket, and the stem rotates so there's no need to twirl the mic

Angle adjusts and locks in place for precise, reliable mic positioning

Heavy-duty construction (plastic, steel, and elastic) ensures dependable mic support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the yeti nano?

A: Blue has not listed the Radius III Shockmount as compatible with the Yeti Nano.

Q: 2. Are you still limited to 29 minute recording time if using an external recorder like Atomos?

A: No, its unlimited when recording out to an Atomos or similar.

Q: 3. Will the radius iii work with rode psa1 boom arm without an extra adapter?

A: No, you will not need additional adapters. Sometimes the manufacturer will send shock mounts with a little insert in the thread. That is to take 5/8" down to 3/8" for boom poles. If it's in there, just use a dime as a tool to back it out, otherwise you're all set.

Q: 4. Does this case have room for a shock mount and/or pop filter?

A: The BYC-1MA case does have enough room for a pop filter and cable, but may not be able to hold a shock mount (which is not required for use with the Blue Yeti)

Q: 5. Does it work fine with Canon lenses?

A: Yes With Sigma MC 11 Adaptor

Q: 6. Dual SD card back up recording?

A: Hello. With two media slots, including one that's UHS-II-compatible for fast data writing, the 7 III can simultaneously or relay record, separate RAW/JPEG data and stills/movies, and copy data between cards.

Q: 7. One reviewer says the dual cards each number files with identical numbers. This would be a nightmare. Why would sony do this?

A: You can set up what you want recorded to each slot. say you were shooting jpegs on one card, and raw files on the other card. The jpeg files and raw files of simultaneous shots would have the same numerical number but a different file extension, one jpeg, one raw. there would be No conflict in editing. If you set one card to record first and then the next card to record when that was full. Then files on the second card would have later consecutive number. There is no conflicts here as you can always run off a few frames at the start with on card and then when using two cards the numbers will be different. I have used two cards on my A7RIII and never had a problem. Hope i was clear enough for you to understand.

Q: 8. Does anyone know of a good wireless remote shutter that will shoot in continuous mode for Sony mirrorless? It seems like some will shoot continuous but only for about 3 shots, then it stops.

A: Most any remote with allow continuous shooting. If you are having issues, please email us telling us the camera, the remote, the memory card, the focus mode and over salient camera settings. provideo@bhphoto.com

Q: 9. Does it has a silent shutter mode?

A: Hello. Yes the a7III can operate in silent shooting mode.

Q: 10. Does the case have room for a shock mount and/or pop filter?

A: There is a pocket and an additional cut out area in the case that could fit a shock mount and pop filter.