Moukey Microphone Shock Mount Compatible with Blue Yeti/Yeti Pro/Snowball/Yeticaster Mic and other Large Microphones Except for Yeti Pro X, MMs-7

I bought this to use with my Blue Yeti mic. It works quite well, the shock absorption design eliminated virtually all vibration noise from my desk mounted mic arm. Definitely recommend.

Be careful which review you are reading! This review is for the Moukey MMs-7 Shock Mount Compatible for Blue Yeti/Blue Yeti Pro/Snowball iCE Mic-Black.As stated, this is specifically for use with the Blue Yeti/Yeti Pro/Snowball mics. I have a Blue Yeti Pro and the fit is perfect.First of all, if you are using a Blue Yeti/Yeti Pro or Snowball mic for recording, there is a good chance that you started off using the included mic stand with each. And, while they aren’t the best desktop mic stands ever made, they are pretty good. Even though they are pretty good, you still need to get a shock mount for your mic. It is an absolute necessity. Take it from me, as soon as you get away from a desk stand, you will notice a big difference in transmitted sounds coming through those stands. Your audio quality will go up, meaning that you have to do less work trying to eliminate those annoying sounds in post-production. The Moukey works like a charm. If fits nicely with the Blue Yeti/Yeti Pro/Snowball mics, and it also works great with the Moukey adjustable mic arm (with no thread adaptor needed).The best part of this is the affordability. At the time of this review, the shock mount is less than $20, and it includes a spare band for when the one on the shock mount starts to stretch out (which they all do). You can spend more (a LOT more) on other shock mounts and not achieve any noticeable difference in the sound quality from the Moukey.This shock mount is a permanent addition to my home studio – I recommend it for the price and quality.

I used this with my blue yeti x mic. I bought this to get rid of the low end "booms" that result from the vibrations of my desk when I would set my hand on it, accidentally bump my chair into it, or when someone is walking around.This absolutely met the need for solving the boomy sound. The quality of material is light weight but sturdy. The mount to the microphone is perfect to hold the mic in place. My only (minor) complaint is the 3.5mm Jack is difficult to get to if you have a thicker jacket on the cable you're using to plug into it. I was able to get mine too go in after swapping the cable, but one could take a little bit of material away from this unit where the mic mounts since it's plastic.

I recently came across a Blue Snowball at a garage sale, and having had great experiences w/Blue mics in the past, "invested" $10 on the mic. Decided to use it primarily on my desktop surface, thus, needed a shock mount of some sort and this mount fits the bill perfectly. When mounted make sure your stand has enough weight to properly hold the offset weight of the stand + microphone. Comes w/a replacement band for the shock mount, that's a thoughtful touch I thought!

I already had a Yeti Blue, and decided to make a setup for the kids doing virtual band & orchestra better than Chrome book microphones. I have never used a shock mount, so i have nothing to compare it to. Regardless ...It is working well and has held up to several weeks of the kids. It is light weight, but seems sturdy enough that i have no concerns about mounting the microphone to it. I thought the hand tightened screws would loosen over time, but i have had that be a problem. I doubt this would pass muster in a professional recording studio, but it works great for a virtual school band and orchestra recording accessory.

Using this with the official blue studio arm, it screwed directly on without issue and has held up to months of use.No sagging and I honestly use my mic as a hat holder pretty often.It's not fancy, but it does the job well for a fraction of the cost of the official shock mount.

Since the lockdown and working from home I've been using my Blue Yeti mic a lot on my Zoom calls. Desk space, however, is at a premium but with this mount and a cheap spring arm I can get my mic off my desk and closer to my mouth. The mount seems to be more solidly built than I deserve for what I paid with the majority of it being metal. The suspension part of the mount is firm but flexible enough to reduce handling noise when I hit the desk. All in all, it does what I want for as very reasonable price.

The quality of this mount is great. It just didn't suit my needs. I have a Blue Yeti and with the way my setup is, the structure of the mount made it difficult to put the mic how I wanted as the power cord conflicted with the inner parts of the mount. I have limited space, so I unfortunately could not adjust to accommodate and work around this minor personal inconvenience.But the product is great otherwise in every other aspect (material, sturdiness, secure hold on the mic itself) and I recommend it for a Blue Yeti.