Customer Reviews

PS01 - Microphone Pop Filter

5 star:		(7)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

A must have if you have a decent mic and are doing low background noise recordings. I use this with a Samson Mic and I wouldnt dream of using the mic without this accessory.

Well there's not much to say as it is very basic and simple accessory. I own four of them and these are well made, robust and quality units that face my Samson mics. Very nice.

This was exactly what I needed. It works great, and my recordings sound much better. Zero pops. It's such an easy solution, now it bugs me when I hear people's videos and recordings with mic pops.

I do my own Internet radio show and when I find a good piece of gear that works, I always buy a spare. I now have two of these now and use them on two different mics. You really notice the difference when you're editing your audio. It helps tame those pesky mic pops for a cleaner sound.

I bought this pop filter along with my Samson G Track usb microphone and it works perfect. I have it attached to my stand up microphone stand(I don't use the desk stand that came with my mic)and it stays in place and does its job with no issues. This item came on time and nicely packaged. This is a must have item if your singing/rapping or podcasting! The sound of your voice sounds crisp and clear! I would recommend this item and seller.

Bought this for home recording of a CD for both vocals and guitar. Used it connected to a mic stand, using a Audio Technica AT2035 condenser mic, running into a Komplete Audio 6 interface and Cubase LE5 software. We converted a walk-in closet into a recording booth. Didn't hear a single pop using this pop filter for vocals, and it never slipped.

It worked and was inexpensive. Perfect 5 stars for the price. I would buy it again if needed.

I don't really know what to say here. This was my first pop filter and I use it when I record my music. It's perfect for what it's meant to be used for and nice with the easy set up and bendable neck. One problem I did have with it was that it didn't fit on where I wanted it to on my mic stand even after unscrewing and tightening the knob to hold it firmly onto whichever pole you want to put it on. But other than that, I would recommend this pop filter to whomever wants a good one.

Hi, I must say that this product is as described. It is very heavy.
You can place any stud or stand, you can adjust to any position, and the flexible neck is pretty stiff, so it is unlikely to step down from his position.
Antipop filter has a pair of screws which can be disassembled to replace the mesh in the case of damage .

Hola, debo decir que este producto es tal como lo describen. Es muy pesado.
Se puede colocar a cualquier paral o stand, se puede ajustar a cualquier posiciòn, y el cuello flexible es bastante rigido, por lo cual es poco probable que se baje de su posiciòn.
El filtro antipop tiene un par de tornillos en donde se puede desarmar para reemplazar la malla, en el caso de que se dañe.

I think the product itself is very good, feels like a fairly good high quality product however I rated 3 stars because I think the price is a little too high. If you can find this product for a cheaper price, BUY IT! it's worth it.

if your time is worth that much, i guess its an okay idea to buy this filter for t-hirty bigguns, but just so all of you know, who may want to conserve their money, this is in its essence only two pieces of panty hose stretched in a circle, with about a half inch inbetween the two. oh yeah, and a twisty adjustable neck. it could be home made for pennies on the dollar. as for me, i have never seen a pop-filter before, so now i know, after i bought it, that this is not some fancy audio device. but can be made with panty hose and coat hangers, or a thin pair of socks. i know many of you probably dont want that look in your home or studio, so the review for this is, its great, finished black, cheap plastic, and nice metal bendy hose. all very heavy. i still havent figured out how to connect it to my mic stand (samson G usb mic) but that will come in time. im sure the p-pop filter works. cheers!

~~so finally i got it together after i forced the threads to open up on the swivel arm, by forcibly turning the little flower bolt through- so now it is-bottom to top- flower, arm, hose base- is how it fits together. this was hard to put together, no directions, took almost a half hour of concerted attention, which is not what you would expect from seemingly a simple thing. the bendy arm wouldn't stay in place for my desk mic, so now it is a large loop, and it now takes up much more space. it might make sense for a floor stand. but really, there are multiple sites on how to make a pop filter for less than 5 usd if you just google it. would make a fun project too. you know how we like to make things~~ peace!