Review on Rode WS2 Microphone Pop Filter/Wind Shield: Enhance Audio Clarity for NT1-A, NT2-A, NT1000, NT2000, NTK, K2, and Broadcaster Microphones by Tiffany Thompson

Not bad but not sure if this is the best buy to get rid of popping noise. In general, windscreens don't block pop very well, but the Rode WS2 Microphone Pop/Windscreen product name advertises it as such. In my personal case, I wanted to try this with my microphone (because I get the minimum number of claps). how far to the side). I would also introduce minimal breathing restriction; not to a large extent. Surprisingly, it didn't confuse my highs as much as other windshields (cheaper materials). The material feels and feels quite durable. It fits my Podmic like a thick glove. Don't expect miracles, but for fairly minimal amateur tuning: this is probably the easiest to work with when it comes to your area removal. Standard popscreens (circular mesh screens) work much better for a home pop setup, but at the cost of space and possible regular adjustments. If you want a big change just skip this product.