Blue Microphones Snowball Mic Stand

[0.055 lb] Im using a Blue mic snowball Usb condenser micraphone with this pop filter that I purchased for a great price and it's amazing it's size covers well enuff around the micraphone and catches all large rushes of air Puh Puh power P'z and enhances the quality of your vocals pod casting or chat or recording. The gooseneck is quite flexable but the clip on it is definitly made for verticle use. I have it clipped on my desk and angled in front of the mic. Overall I am very pleased with this Pop Blocker. Thanks B&H good looking out.

[1/4"-20] I realise this is not what it was designed to do...but I use this screw to mount my Blue Snowball microphone to my GlideGear TMP-50 Teleprompter. The arm that holds the smartphone clips on the teleprompter already has a small threaded portion at the tip, so adding this screw was easy. The shaft is the exact length I needed to go through the arm. It screws perfectly into an Auray adapter. Now my microphone is mounted right in front of me (and out of the shot) and I'm getting much better audio!

[Black] well It works very well to support my blue snowball microphone. not so many things bad about it all good things its sturdy best weight and even works for some small video recorder's... its an all out great mic stand...

[USB-A Male] The cable allowed me to move our Blue Snowball Condenser Microphone far enough away from the computer to make an online kenpo karate class audible, and instruction possible. Inexpensive, did its job, it was exactly what we needed.

[Low Cut/HPF] Logitech owns the Blue brand now, and they will be discontinuing ALL of the non-USB, non-gamer oriented products. Snowball and Yeti will stick around, but grab this piece before the XLR side of the brand dies. It sounds great! And I thought I got a good deal at $90. It was $73 at time of review!! Get it!

[16-Bit ] Need a Microphone for podcasting? Voice overs? or even something to record that song you've been working on for the past 10 years? Then look no further. The Blue Snowball Microphone is for you. Set up was a breeze. I was able to set up the Snowball within 7 mins and begin to use it the moment after. On setting 1 I recorded some voice overs to test the quality of the audio to see If this infamous Snowball was all it was cracked up to be. I was shocked and Impressed! The audio the Snowball had captured was crisp and clear with no unwanted noise in the background. So here's the verdict. Pro's: Clear Audio, Easy to setup/use, Multiple audio functions, Sturdy build. Con's: The only con I have found for the Snowball is that there is no On and Off switch so you have to unplug the little guy every time you want it off. Whether or not you're a professional or a beginner the Blue Snowball Microphone will be sure to be a purchase that you won't regret.

[Black] They do exactly what I wanted them to do. I have a Blue Yeti microphone and I wanted these to use the mic on a stand. They work great.

[3.9" / 100 mm] This is a good stand with a solid, heavy base. I considered using a standard mic stand for my new Audix microphones but am glad I bought the stands to match. They look classy and withstood several knocks by my students!

[White] If you are looking for a quality mic flag, this is the correct option. It will fit all kinds of microphones and stand sizes, I personally use it on thy mic stand for podcasting and broadcasting purposes.

[0.625 lb] Just got it and tried it out today. This is a sturdy stable shockmount for the Blue Yeti. It has the same lock hinge mechanism that's advertized in its predecessor (Radius II). I kept wondering why was it cheaper and they don't mention the locking mechanism the way they did on the older version. Suffice to say, it has that locking mechanism. It kept my Blue Yeti stable during recording and it made me hold off on the Blue Compass or Rode PSA1. I thought my economical mic stand would be no good but the stabilty of this shockmount made my mic stand work great. I had a cheaper shock mount that just couldn't hold the mic in place which made the stand wobbly and I had to hold the mic in place to do recordings with it. Don't cringe at the $49.99 price tag. This shockmount is worth every penny and will keep your Blue Yeti in place, the way you want.