blue snowball mic stand adapter 3d models

Mic stand adapter for the Behringer/Mackie personal monitors

I built this pop filter using my Blue Snowball mic as the foundation. ...I bonded parts one and two together with super glue, then slipped a knee-high stocking over the ring, trimming the excess fabric with ease before securing it tightly at the base...

I'm looking for a straightforward replacement for my worn-out blue snowball mount that snapped when I clumsily let it fall, requiring a simple new stand that can be installed without any adjustments.

A sleek device designed to secure a blue snowball microphone in place.

A clamp and screw created to hold your blue snowball microphone. ...Prints in three different pieces designed to require no glue, all pieces should fit together snugly.

What you Need For this Mount * Blue Snowball or Snowball iCE Microphone * Blue Snowball or Snowball iCE Microphone stand * Two (2) Prints of the Outer Rings * Two (2) Prints of the Inner Rings * One (1) Print of the Base Mount w/ Clip (See Notes) *...

A simple, easy to print, desk mounted holder for the Blue Snowball microphone! You will need 3 screws with a maximum thread diameter of 3.5 to 4mm. Print instructionsSimply print flat on the bed with the wide mouth facing upwards, no supports needed....

I'm excited to remix my original blue snowball mount into two new sizes: small and large. To make it even more versatile, I've added adjustable height options. ... To ensure a secure fit, you'll need 6 M4x8 screws for the height adjustment mechanism.

I only need the floor fan during the summer so I tossed away the original bulky stand for the fan and designed this small adapter tube to fit the fan to a mic stand which I already have plenty of. This way the fan takes a bit less space to store and...

After not being able to find this adapter anywhere and also not being able to find the thread information for the mic stand I took a bunch of measurements and came up with this.

By utilizing the standard 1/4-inch threaded socket found on most microphone stands, this adapter effortlessly integrates your existing mic stand with the H4n recorder. The sleek design ensures a secure connection, minimizing the risk of accidental...

I'm not using a mic stand now but a cheap boom from Amazon. To make the pick holder fit on the boom, I made this adapter. Although it should fit snug enough on it's own, I added indentions to allow for a wire tie to snug it in place. ... This should...

Here is a custom-made mic stand that quickly and easily converts into a versatile camera tripod adapter, perfect for vlogging on-the-go or capturing stable footage from any angle. This ingenious device seamlessly transitions between two modes:...

This is a pop-filter for the "Blue Snowball" microphone. Simply insert a piece of pantyhose between the two parts, click them together and you're done. The filter attaches to the shaft of the microphone as a clip. This is my first upload to...

To secure the H4N audio recorder as a boom mic, use an on-stage mic stand with a metal rod having a 13.5mm threaded tip and a 2-piece adapter designed for this purpose. The adapter has ridges that provide friction when tightened and locked into...

A Simple Solution Mounts Most Standard LED Bulbs to Mic Stands Using a Durable Shure Mic Clip Attachment. ...Additional Hardware Needed Includes One GU10 Base and Two High-Quality M3 16mm Bolts and Nuts for Secure Installation.

... ring are precision-engineered with zero gap between them. The inner ring is a perfect match for the diameter of the microphone itself, allowing it to be easily pressed around the connecting ring that bridges the front and back sides of your mic.

Upgraded model with 3/8 threads the fit directly on mic stands (except in US)Cut a 5 mm bolt to fit in the other end, that goes into the speaker.

Human: Keep your pops out of the mic.\nI slipped a nylon sock into place for improved airflow between printed parts.\n\n \n \n Quick Build Guide\nMount the clamp with a sturdy M3 screw. ...A snug nylon sock will do just fine in improving airflow through...

A Quick SketchUp Design of a Snowball Mountain This sketch will cover the basics of creating a quick mountain design using SketchUp. It's perfect for when you need to create a simple landscape in a short amount of time. To begin, make sure your...

Adapter for the Amazon Basics Desktop Mini Condenser Microphone With Tripod https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Desktop-Mini-Condenser-Microphone/dp/B076ZSR6BB?th=1 I was annoyed that this mic was a little tall on my desk and blocking the bottom...

There are two styles, one is slightly thicker with indentations either side where it attaches to the mic stand. I find this fits better for the stand I have. The other is totally flat on the sides and ha a thickness of 10mm. Looking at my desk...

features cable strain relief cable tie holes a large size mic stand screw on I inserted metal mic stand reducers to make the connection more robust the hanger wires can be used to hold gels - note they go both ways... ...forward or back while I had...

This is a modified version of the "Blue Yeti X Holder for 3/8 mic adapter", where the 3/8th thread has been moved to the ring itself and positionned perpendicular to the microphone itself, to get abetter fit using the ball adapter on my Elgato Wave...

I designed this to mount the amazon basics microphone (yeti style) to a mic pole, and be able to point it down, while using the omnidirectional settings. All this to stream a DND session on discord :D

This is inspired by other design. ...It fits an Phone 13 mini (12 mini) without a case. The adapter fits a usual microphone stand which gives you a lot of flexibility. ... I printed in PLA as it's enough flex to install the phone.

Mounting Valve Base Stations to microphone stands is achieved by screwing them onto bases using bolts inserted into screw holes located at the rear of the stations.

I was experimenting with the Modular Mounting System (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2194278) as a mic mount for my Blue Yeti microphone. To attach my mic stand, I needed a mounting system that would work seamlessly with it, so I designed this...

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wanted a small tripod to hold up my camera, had this old one from my blue snowball mic. ... Currently using a #8 bolt holding it together.