Microphone Windscreen Anti Vibration Suspension Diameter1 8In Review

Great Shock Mount, pop filter fits your condenser mic. The package includes an impact resistant Black Spider mount worthy of a studio and with proper care will last for many years. Also wrap the Condercer microphone pop filter. I still use my CAD pop filter to keep the distance between the mic and my voice so I get a consistent level on the vocal track. Wrapping it around a pop filter does a great job of taming down that awful "P" pop in your voice. Also included with the shock and pop filter…

Firstly, yes, the fastener design is metal, not plastic. The pop filter is made of plastic with rubber bands. The shock absorber is said to be designed to reduce the noise generated by vibration from the boom, table, etc. Honestly it only makes a small difference, unless because it's just installed and the suspension is still stiff? I'm not sure, but while the included pop filter is better than nothing, it's pretty much rubbish. I only use it to have a double layer with a nylon pop filter. This

I received this set as a purchase recommendation together with the Revain AT2020 microphone. I knew it was a cheap kit, but assumed it should work most of the time when recommended. I was wrong. Shock absorber Hardly reduces vibration noise. If I tap even lightly on an arrow or on a table, I still hear it, just at a reduced volume, albeit slightly reduced. The pop filter is almost useless. The problem, I think, is that it's positioned TOO close to the mic, so it only cuts out wind and pop noise

I really like this muffler and the fact that it comes with a pop filter is an added bonus. The mount itself does a great job of isolating ambient vibrations when my phone vibrates on my desk or I accidentally bump it with my knee or chair. The included pop filter is U-shaped and lined with woven mesh, and attaches to the mic with two woven rubber straps on the back that fit snugly around my mic. For those who might be wondering, it's a great match for the Audio-Technica 2020, and since it's a…

This is a perfect example of what I call 50% Chinese Engineering. That means they took a good idea but didn't pay enough attention to the actual design. For example on this device: the microphone shock mount itself is fine and works great. However, the included "pop-up screen" is COMPLETELY OF NO USE - if you use it as shown in the product photos and instructions. Fortunately, there is a quick fix. In order for the pop-up screen to do its job, there needs to be a gap between the screen itself…

I was motivated to buy a new shock absorber because I have an AT4040 and have found that getting it from the vocal mic stand to the tilting table stand I use for the use recording . Acoustic guitar because I only have one microphone. Anyone who has used a stock AT4040 shock can attest that installing and removing it with any regularity quickly becomes a frustration. I will tell you both the good and the bad. I suspect that inserting and removing my mic from the mounting clip will cause cosmetic