Blue Yeti with Bonus Logitech Boom Arm $199, Blue Snowball $39.95, Blue Ember XLR $59.95 + Delivery ($0 SYD C&C) @ The Gamesmen

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  xyron on 04/12/2024 - 23:17

  Amazing prices for the Blue Snowballs…shame I just upgraded my home and office setups to Razer Seirens (at more than double the cost)

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  KARMAAA on 04/12/2024 - 23:40

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  Please do yourselves a favor if you're serious about audio and buy a Podmic USB and a PSA1+ arm for $270 more than this bundle at $199. The Blue Yeti is really not worth it at this price of $199, the Snowball is fine for the price it's at. The boom arm too sucks compared to a PSA1+. I've had a PSA1+ for years and it never droops, never makes noise and just works as you expect a mic arm to work. The Yeti is severely outdated in terms of components and been downgraded in quality since Logitech purchased Blue, most of all it's a condenser microphone which means you will need to 'gate' it to get anything useable out of it in a city/suburban environment where there's noise everywhere. Unless you have a studio in your home, don't really look at a condenser tbh. Any dynamic mic is more suitable for most people. The Yeti is fine as a starting mic but I wouldn't pay more than like $70 for it, but good luck finding it at that price brand new or even used tbh. Another good budget option is an Audio Technica ATR2100x-USB and a PSA1+. If you have an XLR interface already though, nothing beats the Behringer XM8500 with some tuning/EQ to an SM7B profile, a windsock/popfilter and a PSA1+, it's the ultimate budget option, but I only recommend it if you have an XLR interface already, but if you do, you probably have a better mic already.