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Pop Filter,PEMOTech [Upgraded Three Layers] Metal Mesh & Foam & Etamine Layer Microphone Windscreen Cover Handheld Mic Shield Mask,Microphone Accessories for Vocal Recording,Youtube videos,Streaming
$19.99
▲▲NOT FOR BLUE YETI▲▲ WIDE APPLICATIONS – Our microphone pop filter suitable for 45 mm to 63 mm diameter microphones such as AT2020, AT2035, AT4040, AT2050, AT2020+, Samson Meteor , Scarlett CM25 ,CAD GXL2400, Apogee, Razer Siren X, BADAAX Mic, Rode NT1A, Rode NT-USB, MXL 770, MXL 910, MXL 2010, CAD U37, BM-800 and many other microphones.
THREE LAYERS FILTER MIC SHIELD – Three layers design include foam layer, metal net layer and basic etamine layer can effectively reduces the plosive, pops, crackles, wind interference, breath sounds when recording vocals. Absolutely necessary for recording, speaking or singing. This studio mic shield isolation helps to get your best vocal recording.
MAINTAIN CLEAN – Metal mesh matches plastic frame in a special appearance design. Functionally prevents saliva, keeping cleanness for your microphones and protecting your microphone.
EASY TO SET UP – Handy and quick to assemble and disassemble from the microphone and firmly fixed on your mic with the combination design of elastic bands and inner rubber ring, Special design perfectly matches with your microphones.
PACKAGE & GUARANTEE – 1 X Pop Filter(microphone is NOT included).
Color Name: Pop Filter. Date First Available: July 27, 2016. Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No. Best Sellers Rank: #344 in Musical Instruments. Customer Reviews: 4.5 out of 5 stars 6,276 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars. Item model number: PEMO112-0182-01. ASIN: B01J5OTVTC. Package Dimensions: 3.58 x 3.58 x 2.99 inches. Item Weight: 1.76 ounces.
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26 reviews for Pop Filter,PEMOTech [Upgraded Three Layers] Metal Mesh & Foam & Etamine Layer Microphone Windscreen Cover Handheld Mic Shield Mask,Microphone Accessories for Vocal Recording,Youtube videos,Streaming
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Zerovires –
Wasn’t sure what to expect with this. Honestly way better than I thought. I currently have the HyperX Quadcast, which has an internal pop filter. The internal pop filter isn’t that great though at rejecting plosives. I decided to try this out since, hey it’s only 10 bucks. This actually worked wonders. The sound quality even sounds better. My guess is because it’s rejecting plosives even better now. Just make sure it fits on the mic you have and you should be all set. The only negative, which isn’t that bad, is that it feels cheap. So just becareful when placing it on the mic. It comes with 2 extra rubber bands just in case you break one of them while placing it on the mic. Otherwise I think it’s a great addition to the mic.Read more
NikaLaKitty –
Works wonderfully despite the fact that it’s not suppose to fit the Blue Yeti Pro. If you look at my pictures, you’ll see that it comes with three bands that you can use to make it fit. Took no more than a two minutes to get it on the mic. It’ll look a bit weird due to the mic size but it will work and fit so kudos!Read more
Aaron Woodwell –
It’s a good product. Nothing fancy, but what do you expect for $8 delivered. Didn’t make as much of a difference as I would have liked in mitigating plosives. That said, I’m sure it’s a tradeoff between blocking breath noise and blocking voice noise. Nicely, it came with two replacement rubber straps. Always nice to see little touches like that in products. ***My Rating Criteria*** 5 Stars: Works exactly as advertised, fit/finish are what you’d expect when purchasing this type of product AND it is a good value 4 Stars: Works exactly as advertised, fit/finish are what you’d expect when purchasing this type of product, might have a minor flaw 3 Stars: Generally works but I’d change a few things OR Product works great but differs from description/images 2 Stars: Barely works but can be made useful if you try 1 Star: Useless, does not perform it’s intended function whatsoever and is generally a waste of moneyRead more
Anonymous –
Works fine, I’d give it 5 if it didn’t seem so fragile, but as long as you don’t go nuts with it, I doubt it’ll break very easily. It does as much as you can expect a screen to do when it comes to actually filtering out plosives, which is not much. Pop filters and wind screens lessen plosives getting into the mic, but do not prevent them entirely. Pop filters were originally built for old ribbon microphones, the ribbon inside of those mics were very fragile, so they put filters to keep out extreme bursts of air and spit from getting to the ribbon, which helped it last much longer, plosives getting lessened was just a bonus. These days, filters like this are mostly just used by audio engineers to keep their talent from getting too close to the mic, and to LOOK professional. To actually avoid plosives, just direct your speaking/singing slightly off axis to your microphone instead of directly towards it. Sounds the same, but less air gets in. That being said, the product does as much as you can expect, and is a decent price.Read more
K. Moody –
An acquaintance of mine recommended this style pop filter to me, as we both do professional voice-over work. This style of pop-filter is so much more convenient for narration work because it never block my view of my monitor or script. It it best suited for side-address large diaphragm microphones and seems to do it’s job well. I’m not sure how it would work on a front-address mic, like a dynamic mic, but for side-address, it works well on plosives.Read more
Arthur Grauer Jr. –
Got this yesterday, put it on my mic, easy install. Noticed a faint chemical smell. I streamed with it for about two hours and it worked fine but noticed I was getting sores on the inside of my mouth. I took a break for a few hours then did my evening stream. The smell began seriously irritating my nose and throat and it got difficult to breathe and the sores spread across the front of the inside of my mouth. I pulled the pop filter off the mic and I could breathe fine again and the sores in my mouth immediately began to subside. This morning I washed the entire filter using palmolive and rinsed it with hot water but the smell is still vaguely there. I have no idea what the residual chemical is that’s still on there but I cannot be in close proximity to it for any amount of time without it irritating the heck out of me.Read more
Jake –
After unwrapping, this filter absolutely reeked of urethane. Like my 77 sq ft apartment just smelled like chemical for a few minutes after opening it, so outside it went to let the chemicals settle… I thought. I left it outside overnight in the fresh air: still reeked I left it on my porch in the rain for a week: hooo boy hella stinky. I put it in a large, highly fragrant, unlit candle for a week: it still burned my nose but with a confusing dash of lavendar I tried narrowing down the source of the smell to a particular material, and it was a combo of the foam (unremovable) and the rubber bits. Which are all critical to the function of the pop filter, which should be right next to your nose when you record. Which I never got to try, because it was giving me headaches just to be in the same room as it. Hard pass, but maybe I got a particularly bad one. Just spend 20 bucks for a normal circly one, or get thrifty and make one out of a coat hanger and an old shirt/pantyhose.Read more
G Kumar –
It fits on my TLM 103 and does the job. Avoids Pop and does not add any ringing vibration to the recorded sound. Keeps the desk cleaner and does not block the view of the reading material on the computer screen when doing voiceover.Read more
carl dynimohd –
Great product would recommendRead more
M. S. –
Ich wollte diesen Pop-Filter als kompakteren Ersatz für meinen klassischen Pop-Filter mit Schwanenhals benutzen, aber schon nach wenigen Testsätzen war klar, dass die Filterleistung absolut nicht zufriedenstellend ist und die Stimme dadurch irgendwie dumpfer wird. Ich werde weiterhin bei der klassischen Variante bleiben, die Recordingergebnisse sind weit besser und die Stimme natürlicher.Read more
Dominik Future –
Ich habe mir diesen Popschutz für meine Rode NT1A gekauft. Da ich viel Schall in meinen Audioaufnahmen ohne so einen Schutz leider nicht vermeiden kann griff ich zu dieser Günstigen Variante. Leider war das ein Totaler fehlkauf. Nach den ersten Testaufnahmen stellte ich fest das dieser Schutz keinen Unterschied bringt. Das P in Wörtern bringt das Mikro immer noch zum Übersteuern. Der Schall wird vill ein Minimum reduziert aber dennoch nicht komplett. Leider kann diesen Popschutz nicht weiter empfehlen.Read more
scsimodo –
Habe mir den Pop-Filter für mein Razer Seiren X geholt. Passt gerade so noch drauf, als wäre es dafür gemacht. Nimmt in meinem Fall einen Großteil der “Pops” raus, dafür erfüllt es schon einmal seinen Zweck. Dazu nimmt es noch ein wenig vom Hall weg (ich sitze unter einer Dachschräge) und die Aufnahmen hören sich ein wenig “runder” an. Alles in allem ein voller Erfolg, echt gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis.Read more
Nneka Atto –
This is a really great pop filter, and I love the design; it’s like a fitted windscreen/wind sock, but without the muffled sound. Very discreet! It does a wonderful job of reducing plosives and air blasts, and it leaves my voiceover recordings sounding really smooth. Plus, it’s very easy to install!Read more
Zerovires –
Wasn’t sure what to expect with this. Honestly way better than I thought. I currently have the HyperX Quadcast, which has an internal pop filter. The internal pop filter isn’t that great though at rejecting plosives. I decided to try this out since, hey it’s only 10 bucks. This actually worked wonders. The sound quality even sounds better. My guess is because it’s rejecting plosives even better now. Just make sure it fits on the mic you have and you should be all set. The only negative, which isn’t that bad, is that it feels cheap. So just becareful when placing it on the mic. It comes with 2 extra rubber bands just in case you break one of them while placing it on the mic. Otherwise I think it’s a great addition to the mic.Read more
NikaLaKitty –
Works wonderfully despite the fact that it’s not suppose to fit the Blue Yeti Pro. If you look at my pictures, you’ll see that it comes with three bands that you can use to make it fit. Took no more than a two minutes to get it on the mic. It’ll look a bit weird due to the mic size but it will work and fit so kudos!Read more
Aaron Woodwell –
It’s a good product. Nothing fancy, but what do you expect for $8 delivered. Didn’t make as much of a difference as I would have liked in mitigating plosives. That said, I’m sure it’s a tradeoff between blocking breath noise and blocking voice noise. Nicely, it came with two replacement rubber straps. Always nice to see little touches like that in products. ***My Rating Criteria*** 5 Stars: Works exactly as advertised, fit/finish are what you’d expect when purchasing this type of product AND it is a good value 4 Stars: Works exactly as advertised, fit/finish are what you’d expect when purchasing this type of product, might have a minor flaw 3 Stars: Generally works but I’d change a few things OR Product works great but differs from description/images 2 Stars: Barely works but can be made useful if you try 1 Star: Useless, does not perform it’s intended function whatsoever and is generally a waste of moneyRead more
Anonymous –
Works fine, I’d give it 5 if it didn’t seem so fragile, but as long as you don’t go nuts with it, I doubt it’ll break very easily. It does as much as you can expect a screen to do when it comes to actually filtering out plosives, which is not much. Pop filters and wind screens lessen plosives getting into the mic, but do not prevent them entirely. Pop filters were originally built for old ribbon microphones, the ribbon inside of those mics were very fragile, so they put filters to keep out extreme bursts of air and spit from getting to the ribbon, which helped it last much longer, plosives getting lessened was just a bonus. These days, filters like this are mostly just used by audio engineers to keep their talent from getting too close to the mic, and to LOOK professional. To actually avoid plosives, just direct your speaking/singing slightly off axis to your microphone instead of directly towards it. Sounds the same, but less air gets in. That being said, the product does as much as you can expect, and is a decent price.Read more
K. Moody –
An acquaintance of mine recommended this style pop filter to me, as we both do professional voice-over work. This style of pop-filter is so much more convenient for narration work because it never block my view of my monitor or script. It it best suited for side-address large diaphragm microphones and seems to do it’s job well. I’m not sure how it would work on a front-address mic, like a dynamic mic, but for side-address, it works well on plosives.Read more
Arthur Grauer Jr. –
Got this yesterday, put it on my mic, easy install. Noticed a faint chemical smell. I streamed with it for about two hours and it worked fine but noticed I was getting sores on the inside of my mouth. I took a break for a few hours then did my evening stream. The smell began seriously irritating my nose and throat and it got difficult to breathe and the sores spread across the front of the inside of my mouth. I pulled the pop filter off the mic and I could breathe fine again and the sores in my mouth immediately began to subside. This morning I washed the entire filter using palmolive and rinsed it with hot water but the smell is still vaguely there. I have no idea what the residual chemical is that’s still on there but I cannot be in close proximity to it for any amount of time without it irritating the heck out of me.Read more
Jake –
After unwrapping, this filter absolutely reeked of urethane. Like my 77 sq ft apartment just smelled like chemical for a few minutes after opening it, so outside it went to let the chemicals settle… I thought. I left it outside overnight in the fresh air: still reeked I left it on my porch in the rain for a week: hooo boy hella stinky. I put it in a large, highly fragrant, unlit candle for a week: it still burned my nose but with a confusing dash of lavendar I tried narrowing down the source of the smell to a particular material, and it was a combo of the foam (unremovable) and the rubber bits. Which are all critical to the function of the pop filter, which should be right next to your nose when you record. Which I never got to try, because it was giving me headaches just to be in the same room as it. Hard pass, but maybe I got a particularly bad one. Just spend 20 bucks for a normal circly one, or get thrifty and make one out of a coat hanger and an old shirt/pantyhose.Read more
G Kumar –
It fits on my TLM 103 and does the job. Avoids Pop and does not add any ringing vibration to the recorded sound. Keeps the desk cleaner and does not block the view of the reading material on the computer screen when doing voiceover.Read more
carl dynimohd –
Great product would recommendRead more
M. S. –
Ich wollte diesen Pop-Filter als kompakteren Ersatz für meinen klassischen Pop-Filter mit Schwanenhals benutzen, aber schon nach wenigen Testsätzen war klar, dass die Filterleistung absolut nicht zufriedenstellend ist und die Stimme dadurch irgendwie dumpfer wird. Ich werde weiterhin bei der klassischen Variante bleiben, die Recordingergebnisse sind weit besser und die Stimme natürlicher.Read more
Dominik Future –
Ich habe mir diesen Popschutz für meine Rode NT1A gekauft. Da ich viel Schall in meinen Audioaufnahmen ohne so einen Schutz leider nicht vermeiden kann griff ich zu dieser Günstigen Variante. Leider war das ein Totaler fehlkauf. Nach den ersten Testaufnahmen stellte ich fest das dieser Schutz keinen Unterschied bringt. Das P in Wörtern bringt das Mikro immer noch zum Übersteuern. Der Schall wird vill ein Minimum reduziert aber dennoch nicht komplett. Leider kann diesen Popschutz nicht weiter empfehlen.Read more
scsimodo –
Habe mir den Pop-Filter für mein Razer Seiren X geholt. Passt gerade so noch drauf, als wäre es dafür gemacht. Nimmt in meinem Fall einen Großteil der “Pops” raus, dafür erfüllt es schon einmal seinen Zweck. Dazu nimmt es noch ein wenig vom Hall weg (ich sitze unter einer Dachschräge) und die Aufnahmen hören sich ein wenig “runder” an. Alles in allem ein voller Erfolg, echt gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis.Read more
Nneka Atto –
This is a really great pop filter, and I love the design; it’s like a fitted windscreen/wind sock, but without the muffled sound. Very discreet! It does a wonderful job of reducing plosives and air blasts, and it leaves my voiceover recordings sounding really smooth. Plus, it’s very easy to install!Read more