Blue Snowball Ice Manual

I needed to mount my Blue Snowball Ice to a standard photo tripod- and this did the trick! Easy to install, tightened with a coin. I can now leave it in there and mount my microphone to a standard 1/4 tripod. I love that the other side is 3/8 so if I ever need to put it on a light stand I can just unscrew it, reverse the adapter, and put it back in. Solid little piece of equipment that does the job.

I use the Blue Snowball ICE for recording vocals and the sound it picks up is great. It's clear without background interference and can be used for cd quality recording.

I bought the Blue Snowball for online V.O. work, and in 3 weeks I've made $1000. 'Nuf said!

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!

... the Blue snowball works great .I use this to record accoustic guitar directly to my computer and am very satisfied !

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...

The Blue Snowball mic produces great sound and it is simple to set up. My Adobe Soundbooth program recognized it as soon as I plugged it into the USB port. I really like the three separate sound modes allowing to use the mic in unidirectional or omni directional modes. The instructions are very clear and have great suggestions as to placement of the mic. I would recommend this mic for anybody searching for great audio on a tight budget.

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.

I bought this boom arm to use with my Blue Snowball mic and shockmount. The two of these together weigh around 3 or 3.5 pounds and the RODE handles it will. I currently have the arm fully extended and it hasn't changed or slipped into a lower position on its own. I used another brand boom arm prior to this and the arm would slowly creep over a few days from the weight of the Snowball and shockmount. This is a great boom arm to use for podcasting and professional recordings.

I got the Blue Snowball for my photography tips video that I record for a blog on my website. It works great! It's extremely easy to set up and use once you are recording and chatting away. The sound quality that it provides is very good. The only thing that I would change is I'd like it to be able to move closer to my mouth. I have to lean over to talk into it, but that's not really a big deal to me. The pros really outweigh the cons.