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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the JLCooper ECLIPSE-MXL2-MIDNIGHT have function keys for accessing banks?

A: yes it does have keys to access the banks on the unit

Q: 2. Would this work as a copy stand mount for a Sony a7iiii and Sigma 70mm macro lens?

A: You can certainly is it on a copy stand but a ball head would be fiddly to use in that capacity, I would recommend no head and attach the camera directly to the copy stand as intended or use a small tilt head, but attaching a head to a copy stand will change the camera position off center.

Q: 3. Will this microphone work with a Zoom H4n?

A: Yes it will. Connect via the included XLR cable.

Q: 4. How close does a singer need to be to the mic to be heard? using for voice lessons over zoom/skype/etc...

A: You can be up to feet away if you just want to be heard. The most ideal quality would depend on how loud you are singing and your distance to the mic in relation to that and it would also be best to monitor with headphones plugged into the microphone so that you can hear what it will sound like in the recording. Trying this out will give you the best results.

Q: 5. What is the diameter of the mic itself?

A: The mic itself is about 3 inches, but if you take into account volume and gain controls, then plan of 4 inches for packing. The base is about 4-3/4 inches

Q: 6. How does this differ from the SBH-100DQ, can the SBH-120DQ take the SAME release plate that fits the SBH-100? (Or are they different sizes?)

A: The SBH-120DQ and the 100 DQ both use the same quick release plate:a href= https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/580570-REG/Slik_618_744_Quick_Release_Plate_for.html target= _blank https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/580570-REG/Slik_618_744_Quick_Release_Plate_for.html/a

Q: 7. Will it fit a Leica m camera?

A: The Leica Ettas Pouch is specific to the Leica Q2.

Q: 8. What is the Signal to noise ratio?

A: The manufacturer has not provided a specification for the signal-to-noise ratio for the microphone, but they have provided the signal-to-noise ratio for the mic's built-in headphone amplifier which is listed as 114 dB. Here is a link to the complete manufacturer's product details for the Blue Yeti Pro (scroll down towards the bottom of the page to view the full list of specs): https://www.bluemic.com/en-us/products/yeti-pro/

Q: 9. How many feet away can it pick up a normal speaking voice (cardioid mode)?

A: For quality vocal capture, the Blue Yeti USB Microphone should be used at a distance of roughly 6 inches from a voice and advisably, no more than one foot. The further away the audio source gets, the less present the signal capture will be.

Q: 10. What type of USB connection does the Yeti use? My 16 inch Mac has a USB-C connection. Will I need to get a doodle to connect the Yeti to my mac that only has UBS-c inputs?

A: Its a Mini USB-B Here's a cable so you will not have to doodle: B&H #: J5JUCX10