Review on 🎤 Enhanced Moukey Microphone Pop Filter for BLUE YETI, AT2020, AT2050- MPFUBK1: 3-Layer Filter Foam, Metal Panel & Mesh, Windscreen Shield Mask by Tim Ram

I love this product. While I feel the mounting rings are a bit flimsy, I'm giving 5 stars for convenience, cost, and size. keyboard speakers. I found a "lite" version of the traditional pop filter at Staples for $10, but it's too bulky for a cheap spring arm and impossible to install. So when I stumbled across this item, it was perfect for my needs! I couldn't use the Moukey with the Sennheiser e609 without the universal damper. Before I got it, I installed a Staples pop filter on my desktop and was able to move it to the correct position when recording vocals. After adding the Moukey pop filter, I still use a combination of both to avoid annoying hiss when sitting close to the mic. That's not to say Moukey lacks performance. Very happy with it. Sometimes I go straight to the microphone. One thing that really happens when I'm this close is my mustache because my goatee gets caught on Moukey. The mounting screws are good and solid, and the pop filter itself isn't a huge piece of engineering, but it's reasonably well made and functional. Excellent for the price. My only concern is the mounting rings. The order comes with (2) sizes, which is very useful. Once installed they shouldn't pose a problem unless you accidentally drop the mic or hit the filter. Stretching the rings over the mounting bracket is almost nerve wracking as they feel less rubbery than plastic rings and it feels like they could potentially break if stretched too far. From what I understand they can be super plastic, but I would advise you to be careful when installing them on a mic! I'm moving around and working on ideas so I can quickly put the filter and mic in any position I want. . The shock mount is flimsy but has multiple reinforcing lugs that prevent the ring mount from sitting flush. No fault from Moukey and I can still use it well without changing it by myself. Look at the photos to understand what I'm talking about. I think once you have it you will see its full potential and utility for your record. applications. Would be great for podcasts too!