the Yeti unscrews from its base and can be mounted to a standard microphone stand or boom arm. Any microphone boom arm will work, but Blue offers its own Compass ($99.99), as well as the optional ...

The original Yeti is arguably one of ... this little mic works better on a mic stand to be the right distance from my mouth. Luckily, Blue included an adapter that makes the Nano compatible ...

This pairs with a new mounting system for the stand that gets rid ... a thread with an installed adapter to easily mount the Yeti X on U.S. or European mic arms. Blue has streamlined control ...

Like many of Blue's other microphones, you can also remove the Yeti Nano from the included stand and attach it to a boom arm or other mic stand to suit your needs. You'll need an adapter to do so ...

Although the stand makes it easy to adjust the angle ... which would have been a great opportunity to update to USB-C. I use an adapter with my Blue Yeti, so it's not a dealbreaker.

The Blue Yeti X microphone is a worthy update to ... and it can be removed and used with a standard mic stand (an adapter is required, but not included). The top panel of the Yeti X is covered ...

The Logitech Yeti GX updates the Blue Yeti Nano under the Logi ... Wave Arm unless I mounted it with the extra stand component. You’ll find an adapter in the box that should make the Yeti ...

Fortunately, it’s not too hard to get professional-sounding voice recordings or calls on a PC or Mac, thanks to USB microphones like the Yeti X from Blue that ... The mic stand is a similar ...

Blue claims it has kept the same studio-quality sound of the original Yeti in this new model — it supports sample rates up to 24-bit/48kHz, as with most of Blue’s microphone lineup — though ...