I use the RODE PSA1 as a boom arm for my Blue Yeti + Radius II + dragonpad pop filter.

Blue Yeti microphone, with aluminum shock mount and pop filter in PERFECT position (even at angles) with no slippage no drooping and no problem

I mounted the Blue Yeti microphone along with my Blue Radius II shock mount and dragonfly pop filter all to the Rhode PSA1 and couldn't be more satisfied

Otherwise, it holds my Blue Yeti mic, shock mount, and pop filter with incredible ease

It's got enough resistance to support a Yeti, a shock mount and a pop filter, but still moves around really easily

I'm using the PSA-1 with a Blue Yeti, the Blue shock mount, and the Dual-screen pop-filter

I have a Rode NT2A anniversary edition which comes with the SM6 shock mount and pop filter

This fit my blue yeti and holds it up easily with the radius 2 shock mount and dragon pop filter

One user complained that the Yeti was too heavy - that has not been the case for me, so I can only assume that the other user also had a shock mount and perhaps a heavier pop filter

Hold my blue micrphone, shock mount, and pop filter perfectly at a good solid weight and sturdy feel

I may have to buy the shock mount and pop filter just for this mount to work correctly

Then you couple that with the shock mount and a pop filter, and you have a large heavy load for a tiny arm to handle

Worked exactly as I

well I bent the screw in the vice

PL-2T Boom Arm, you won't be disappointed.