Blue Yeti Boom Arm with Extension Tube - Mic Boom Arm Compatible with Blue Yeti, Adjustable Boom Height Microphone Stand for HyperX QuadCast, Shure MV7, Rode, and Most Gaming Mic By SUNMON

The 5/8 adapter screw didn't fit my old Blue Yeti. It was off just enough to not hold onto the threads. I tried to contact the company but there was no customer support. I contacted Amazon and they gave me the phone number for the company. I did a work-around. See the photo. I couldn't connect the Yet via the 5/8 screw method at the bottom as intended, but I discovered that the side screw holes that were holding my Yeti on it's original stand did fit the screw. It's a work-around, and I do want my Blue Yeti Boom Arm to work as intended, securely. But frustrating the hoops I have to go through to get help on this. By the way, everything else about this boom arm is top notch! Solid, flexible. It just won't hold the Yeti as designed! UPDATE - ONE WEEK LATER. The number Amazon gave me to contact the company was disconnected with a referral to the company (Karma) webpage to find out the new number, but no link. I called Amazon Help again and they offered to replace or return the boom. They said there is no way to replace any part and apparently Karma has no customer service(!??) Since I jury-rigged the Yeti via the side screw hole I decided to keep it. But I reduced my rating to two stars. OVERALL. I think this is a good boom. It's sad that it didn't connect to my Yeti, but my Yeti is about 10 years old, so I can understand that machining tolerances may have changed. Still, an advisory notice about old Yeti's would have saved me a lot of stress. UPDATE TWO WEEKS LATER: I ordered a replacement 5/8 adapter and when that didn't fit right I had to conclude that it was MY OLD YETI that wasn't machined right, not the boom arm. As the photo shows, I am able to use the holes in the Yeti that were for the mic stand instead and the boom works great, clearing desk space. Though this company did NOT have customer support (and yet to even respond to my two week ago email) Amazon saved the day. I upgraded my rating to indicate my satisfaction with the boom arm (as long as you don't have an old Yeti!).

Supports my yeti quite nice, also very sturdy and firm. Cable management on it is good. All and all, it’s well worth the money.

This is a nice boom arm. The yeti needs a thread adapter which is a little precarious but it does indeed work with a little fiddling.

For those who are looking for a mic for Vloging I would definitely recommend. It was easy to setup and use and the sound quality is excellent.

The Yeti boom arm is a solid addition to my recording setup. It holds my microphone securely and allows for easy adjustments to get the perfect angle. The internal springs keep movements smooth and quiet, which is great for recording sessions. However, I noticed that the logo started to chip off after a few weeks of use, which is a bit disappointing. Despite this minor issue, the boom arm functions well and meets my needs.

What is there to say? it works as advertised. that is sometimes alot nowadays.

Holds more than mics ... I use mine to keep my fingers from getting buttery when I eat the corn on the cob.

I have put the boom arm on my music desk. Looks good. But still waiting for my Shure mic which will come tomorrow. I will find out when my mic arrives as to how the mic boom does with the shure mic.

Super flimsy, no matter how hard I tighten the arms, they still flop over when I have my mic attatched (blue yeti). Maybe it’d work with a lighter mic, but it can barely hold its own weight.