Blue Xlr Musicians Microphone

[Mono / Stereo] The Blue Yeti it’s a best USB Microphone.

[Yes] Connection of stereo microphone to XLR inputes

[0.485 lb] Excellent for my Blue Yeti microphone! Easy to install.

[0.16 lb] It's a bit small and I could barely fix it on my blue microphone, but enough ...

[Mac, Windows] This would be my first gaming headset, the blue microphone definitely is very different from anything i used before. thanks again B&H. Received the headset in just 4 days.

[5/8" Receiver] Use this to hold up my Blue Condenser Microphone. It's impressive because the microphone is extremely heavy #sweepstakes

[3] Musicians need these cable lengths more than anything out there....

[3] Nice little device. Let me save you some time and energy in getting the spec's on it. Don't bother emailing the manufacturer you just get we don't know, it's manufactured in China. This device does follow the DMX512/1990 Lighting control protocol. The pinout for the RJ45 is: 1 white orange - DMX + (pin 3 XLR) 2 orange - DMX - (pin 2 XLR) 3 white green - Secondary + (pin 5 XLR) 4 blue - no assignment 5 white blue - no assignment 6 green - Secondary - (pin4 XLR) 7 white brown - Ground (pin 1 XLR) 8 brown - Ground (pin 1 XLR)

[Bus Power] I've owned a Blue Compass Boom Arm for more than a year. I love these style of boom arms as they pair nicely with my Shure SM7B. When I ordered a second mic I was looking for a second Compass. Unfortunately, they were out of stock, so I decided to give this one a try. After using it for multiple live streams and a couple podcasts, I found I actually preferred this so I bought a second one to replace my Blue Compass. These did not need adjusted to hold the mic, unlike my Compass. They also hold their position perfectly (I set up an almost 2-hour timelapse to verify). There is more flexibility with this, when using a SM7B as it gives more clearance for the XLR connection. The XLR cable that comes with it is pretty good. I haven't done a detailed comparison, but I can't notice any difference with just my ears. And if you're using this with an SM7B and Cloudlifter, you won't need to buy 2 XLR cables as one is included. So... yeah! I love it. Now, I just need to get a couple extra desk clamps for these.

[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!