Microphone Pop Filter (MPF-1) 6-inch Diameter With Double Mesh Filter Screen

Please check the clip that is used to screw this thing, it has a curve which can be unfriendly.

Loved it. Quite of a value

Loos to be just what I needed. I can't comment on how effective it is as a pop filter as I've not tested it yet, but it looks well made and up to the job.The arm is sturdy and keeps the filter where you put it.

Der Filter macht seine Aufgabe gut. Leider habe ich den Filter für abgerundete Stative bestellt, aber ich brauchte einen zum Anbringen an ein gerades Yeti Blue Mikrofon. Ich löste es, indem ich einen zusätzlichen Bleistift klemmte. So weit, ist es gut.

So I've started recording YouTube videos which include commentary.I only recorded one video without a pop filter before I decided it is an ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY ITEM if you plan on getting good quality recordings.I haven't had experience with any other pop filters, but I can tell you I've had a great time with this particular one.I want to get to the meat fast in this review, so here we go.This pop filters ability to essentially eliminate all plosives in my recordings has made me very happy, and extremely satisfied.Not only does it work, but it works great!I have yet to notice any nasty plosives in my recordings after using this pop filter.The goose neck on this pop filter seems to be of quality as well, I can fairly easily adjust it, and it stays where I put it.Feels solid.No problems there.The clamp works very well on my mic stand.I screwed it onto my mic arm the day I got it, and I haven't had any problems with it yet, I don't expect to either.It is still very firmly attached to my stand's arm.Although, do be careful when you first screw this onto your stand.If you loosen the clamp before tightening it onto your stand, the round disk around the screw might get caught behind a lip on the clamp itself.If this happens, you'll feel the clamp get harder to tighten, so it should be easy to realize before anything breaks. (I did this, and noticed before anything happened.)Although if you were to put enough pressure on the disk while it was caught behind that lip, it probably would break.Just use common sense when you're screwing it on, and you should be perfectly fine.You probably won't have to move it to a new stand very often, so it's not a big deal.The clamp seems to work well once its attached, I haven't had any problems with it.Once again, just use common sense while clamping it on and it's fine.Overall, I give it a 5 out of 5.It does exactly what it says it'll do, and I couldn't be more pleased with it.

Effective!