Yeti Microphone Reviews

Ok so I was invited to do a podcast with my associate for our website DroneVibes.com and I needed a good mic. He recommended the Blue Yeti USB Microphone to me. Not taking his advice solely at face value without a little research first to see if I could maybe get something better I started reading all the reviews on the Yeti microphones and others. All roads seemed to lead here to the Yeti mic though with so many positive reviews. I did some more research on Blue's website and around the web. After hours of research it came down to exactly what he recommended which is this microphone! I could have saved hours of time just listening to him but what fun would that be. The chase is half the fun after all, right? So I am using this microphone for podcasting as well as phone calls over the PC. The quality is great. The mic is sensitive enough to pickup the smallest of sounds so make sure you have a quiet environment depending on what your use case is of course. I am using an Auphonix Pop filter with the mic which seems to work well. Other than that it is stock setup. The setup and use is a piece of cake. Plug into the USB and off you go. For those who have no idea about this mic you have just a few things you can interact with. 1) Adjustment of the mic angle. 2) Mute button 3) Directional sensitivity settings 4) Volume knob 5) There is an output for a headset where you can monitor the audio. You can also use this to listen to music or any other sound off your PC (I listen to music via some Audio Technica headphones hooked up to the Yeti Mic That's about it. The construction is first class on this thing. It looks great on the the desk. That's about it. A great quality Microphone. Thanks B&H!

As my microphone was en route, I looked online for reviews of the Yeti and was stunned to hear of its supposed incompatibility with Windows 7. All fears were alleviated, however, when I finally got it and plugged it in. It worked just fine with Adobe Audition although it did require a little settings tinkering. All in all, it's a gorgeous-sounding, warm microphone and I couldn't be happier with it. Also, unlike the Blue Snowball, it doesn't have the tin-sounding echo that shows up in recordings.

The Blue Yeti it’s a best USB Microphone.

Excellent for my Blue Yeti microphone! Easy to install.

The Blue Yeti Microphone is an excellent microphone for professional use!Most sites sell this for $150, but I got it for $ on B&H!...

I use the microphone to upload web based content on my websites and have found the Yeti Blue Microphone to perform very well. I recommend it to anyone thinking of purchasing something for doing podcast, audio sound bytes, etc. The price was great as well.

I've owned the Blue Yeti Microphone for years. The Pro Version is even better.

They do exactly what I wanted them to do. I have a Blue Yeti microphone and I wanted these to use the mic on a stand. They work great.

You will think the box is heavy when your Blue Yeti arrives... that isn't packing material... your new microphone has some serious heft to it. The Yeti is sturdy and tough. You will love the quality and the ease of use. In my opinion, the best value out there for this price.

I have not try it yet