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Limited-time Offer!2 days left18 Months Interest Free Financing from Blue!May is Microphone Month at Sweetwater, and we've partnered with Blue to make it easy to add that coveted Blue mic to your collection. From April 30 through May 31, 2012, use your Sweetwater Musician's All Access Platinum Card to purchase Blue microphones, and you'll pay NO INTEREST for 18 months! Minimum payments are required, and some restrictions apply. Click Here for full details.Blue Microphones Yeti ProItem ID: YetiProUSB/XLR Condenser Microphone with 4 Pickup Patterns, 24-bit/192kHz Recording Resolution, and Headphone Jack - Mac/PC 
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From Our Research Team:Premium Desktop or Everyday Mic!Perfect for desktop recording, and so much more! The Yeti Pro is a high-quality microphone with a USB connection for convenient straight-to-computer recording. Yet, the wizards at Blue Microphones took the Yeti Pro one step farther. They added a stereo XLR output, so you can use it has a fantastic stereo mic too. Connected to your Mac or PC over USB, the Yeti Pro delivers stunning 24-bit/192kHz sound quality, and it delivers it with tons of flexibility too. That's because the Yeti Pro features a Tri-Capsule array that lets you pick from four different polar pickup patterns. You can record in stereo mode, cardioid mode, omnidirectional mode, or bidirectional mode. That means you'll be primed to tackle nearly any recording situation imaginable. Factor in the custom base, included USB and stereo breakout cable, and the handy headphone output, and you've got a premium mic that's made with you in mind. The Yeti Pro.Blue Microphones Yeti Pro Features at a Glance:
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Reviewsbased on 2 reviewsUltra-versatile, Phenomenal sound for USB
by Benjamin from New Ulm, MN
USB microphones are coming in strong, with some pseudo-professional podcasters and Youtubers looking for great quality sound. The Yeti Pro, in particular, shines brighter and sounds better than any ot... read more [+]her USB microphone I've encountered.June 6, 2011 Music Background: College Student Musician and Amateur Engineer The Yeti Pro is big, and feels very sturdy. The knobs don't feel cheap (the 'polar pattern' knob is almost difficult to turn). The gain knob stays put where you set it. The built-in headphone amplifier is loud and beefy. Technically, the microphone is not as dummy-proof as I hoped it would be. Most USB mics are installed as external sound cards, which makes them plug-n-play. The Yeti Pro requires special drivers. But I'll overlook this because the utility sits in my task manager with a nice small footprint of 1,188 K. -- The sound of the microphone itself is certainly the best I've personally heard from any USB mic. The highs are crisp but not delicate, and vocal sibilance is not painful. The lows and low-mids are about as strong as you could get from small-diaphragm condensers. The overall sound is crisp and fairly accurate, but not overwhelmingly smooth. There's surprisingly little self-noise; this is a quiet microphone (laptop users may want to be unplugged to avoid noise from their charger). Cardioid mode: nothing spectacular. I've used it on a clean guitar amp, solo trombone, and solo alto sax. It can handle brass and woodwind instruments pretty well. Stereo mode: a glorified XY configuration, with not a narrow stereo field. It's sounds good with acoustic guitar or vocals, but don't try to use it with a choir. Omnidirectional mode: smoother response curve, but picks up too much room ambience to be used for music recording (except in well-treated rooms). This mode would probably work well sitting on big teleconference table. Figure-8 mode: smooths out the response curve pickup at the expense of more room ambience. This mode could be used in an interview setting, even though its output is mono. -- Bottom line: A very versatile mic, with a great sound the closest to studio-quality you can get from a USB mic. But it specializes in nothing: so it's not best for studio applications. close [-] Blue Yeti Pro
by Frank Shaw from Melbourne, Australia
This mic sounds great I've been using it to record our Open Mic nights the sound quality is brilliant, Well worth the money for the versatility.
June 2, 2011 Music Background: Recording and Live Sound Engineer Also popular
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