Mic Screw Adapter - 5/8 to 1/4 & 5/8 to 3/8 Adapter Set for Microphone Stand to Tripod and Camera

Okay, I was worried I wouldn't be able to use these at all, but it turns out they have come in quite handy for me. What I mean by this is these were originally for my original Blue Yeti microphone (the big silver one) because I thought my Yeti Nano was going on me. I have a stand for my mic, so I was thinking of putting my Blue Yeti on there to replace my Nano, but that didn't seem to work out. However, after getting a HyperX SoloCast to replace my Nano, that's where this adapter came in: it works with the SoloCast perfectly. It's what I'm currently using right now with my mic. I still have it set to go on my Blue Yeti, but it's working out nicely with my SoloCast with no problems to speak of. So I can confirm so far these are compatible with the Blue Yeti (big ones), HyperX SoloCast, and I think they can also work on the Yeti Nano microphones. I'm not sure on the rest that are out there, but I think the product page will explain what is and isn't compatible. If you're still not sure, then ask Rufus (Amazon's AI) to see if it can narrow down your model's compatibility with this item. It's relatively lightweight, pretty easy to attach to your mic, and it comes in a 2 pack, which I couldn't have asked for a better deal. If you're in need of some adapters for your mic to connect to a mic stand, I suggest giving these a look, or two. They do come in handy, and I got very lucky in finding these!

Perfect fit for my new yeti

excellent product but has a "fine" thread so it didn't work for me.

Exactly what I needed at a decent price.

I guessed at the sizes, but this adapter worked fine. I was trying to mount a Samson Go-Mic on a standard chrome 5/8" pillar, and the threads matched perfectly. I was able to accomplish the task with one minor problem: the 3/8" threads on the adapter end about 1/8"-3/16" before the top of the 5/8" section, meaning that the thin plate of the Go-Mic threads on, but is loose and floppy when it reaches the bottom of the 3/8" pillar. The user will need to find or make a 1/8"-3/16" washer to thread onto (or slide onto) the pillar for the Go-Mic to seize onto to prevent it flopping around loose. Not a dealbreaker.

Does what I need it to, hasn't broken yet, came with two which is nice. Very self explanatory on how to use.

Perfect for my small speakers to be mounted on two small microphone stands. I got a pair for my iLoud Micro speakers.

Bought this for a microphone and it is exactly what I needed.

Perfect for what you need

Value for money

Works fine. Does the job. No complaints

The product worked as intended :) I use a Rode PS1A Studio Boom Arm, Blue Yeti Mic and and a Blue Yeti Shock Mount. An issue I use to have with the Boom Arm and Shock Mount was that the thread that feeds into the Shock Mount from the Boom Arm was both too short and too thin. The shock mount I have has two sized threads. One wider one at the opening of the socket that connects to the Boom Arm and a more narrower one deeper into the socket. Initially when feeding the Boom Arm thread into the Shock Mount socket, the Shock Mount would wobble and wouldn't sit properly. After installing the Mic Shock Mount Screw Thread Adapter, I no longer have that issue! The adapter converts the wider thread on the shock mount into one that fits the Boom Arm. Doing this means that the Boom Arm can tightly screw into Shock Mount Via the Thread Adapter! Totally recommend it to anyone who has a similar issue!

The plastic nut that comes with the Blue Yeti strips out, and this is what you need to replace it.