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Blue Yeti Nano Condenser USB Microphone (Shadow Grey)
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This is a really good price for this solid microphone.
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Yes there is a mute button for the mic. Just press the volume knob. The light turns red when muted.
It needs to stand vertical. The mic is on the side of the mic, not the top. Just consider this for your desk space and positioning
It's a lot smaller than the regular yeti but still a little taller than I expected
The mic has a micro usb input. I wish it was USB C but since I don't move it around much it's fine
There is no mute button for the mic. The button on it is for the headphone input
Overall it works well and offers crisp sound. I do wish the software was a little better but it works fine without it.
It's because Blue simply solders the connector right to the edge of the PCB without supporting it mechanically any other way.
If it doesn't fail acutely, what will happen is that it will gradually have weird volume spikes and drops, growing worse into cut-outs, and then complete failure.
Fixing it is simple but really tedious to do; you can resolder the old connector or replace it and run jumper wires.
I recommend against these b/c they are too expensive for something that fails this easily. If they were $30 mics, I'd be okay with the failure rate, but this is a lot to pay for a mic that can break so easily.
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It needs to stand vertical. The mic is on the side of the mic, not the top. Just consider this for your desk space and positioning
It's a lot smaller than the regular yeti but still a little taller than I expected
The mic has a micro usb input. I wish it was USB C but since I don't move it around much it's fine
There is no mute button for the mic. The button on it is for the headphone input
Overall it works well and offers crisp sound. I do wish the software was a little better but it works fine without it.
It needs to stand vertical. The mic is on the side of the mic, not the top. Just consider this for your desk space and positioning
It's a lot smaller than the regular yeti but still a little taller than I expected
The mic has a micro usb input. I wish it was USB C but since I don't move it around much it's fine
There is no mute button for the mic. The button on it is for the headphone input
Overall it works well and offers crisp sound. I do wish the software was a little better but it works fine without it.
Yes there is a mute button for the mic. Just press the volume knob. The light turns red when muted.
- gain knob
- multiple recording modes but most only need cardioid
Pros vs Blue Yeti:
- $20-30 cheaper (regular is always on sale for $80)
- considerably smaller
Worst aspect:
- very bad micro usb port that is the point of failure, i bought the extended warranty so if it fails i can get it replaced (friend had two replaced this way) - this is probably the poster child for why USB-C is a superior connector format over micro-USB
Probably the best mic you can get at the $60-80 price range if you are gentle with it and its micro-usb port
Prices seem to be coming back down as more people are leaving wfh situations and demand has lowered. I've been using the blue snowball since 2013 and it still sounds amazing and these are even better and priced the same as the snowball. The price might just get lower, but these are usually $90 or so as their blues are in the 50-70 range.
It's because Blue simply solders the connector right to the edge of the PCB without supporting it mechanically any other way.
If it doesn't fail acutely, what will happen is that it will gradually have weird volume spikes and drops, growing worse into cut-outs, and then complete failure.
Fixing it is simple but really tedious to do; you can resolder the old connector or replace it and run jumper wires.
I recommend against these b/c they are too expensive for something that fails this easily. If they were $30 mics, I'd be okay with the failure rate, but this is a lot to pay for a mic that can break so easily.
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It needs to stand vertical. The mic is on the side of the mic, not the top. Just consider this for your desk space and positioning
It's a lot smaller than the regular yeti but still a little taller than I expected
The mic has a micro usb input. I wish it was USB C but since I don't move it around much it's fine
There is no mute button for the mic. The button on it is for the headphone input
Overall it works well and offers crisp sound. I do wish the software was a little better but it works fine without it.
If you want an excellent mic for WFH please get a dynamic microphone.
If you have zero background noise and a treated room it's a solid microphone for the price.
If you want an excellent mic for WFH please get a dynamic microphone.
If you have zero background noise and a treated room it's a solid microphone for the price.
It's because Blue simply solders the connector right to the edge of the PCB without supporting it mechanically any other way.
If it doesn't fail acutely, what will happen is that it will gradually have weird volume spikes and drops, growing worse into cut-outs, and then complete failure.
Fixing it is simple but really tedious to do; you can resolder the old connector or replace it and run jumper wires.
I recommend against these b/c they are too expensive for something that fails this easily. If they were $30 mics, I'd be okay with the failure rate, but this is a lot to pay for a mic that can break so easily.