Microphone Pop Shield - Black

The nylon filter blocks puffs of air from your voice, making you sound natural and clear. Position...

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The On-Stage Stands ASVS4-B Pop Filter is designed for vocalists and podcasters seeking to improve audio clarity by reducing plosive sounds. Its key benefit is creating a natural and clear vocal track by effectively blocking air puffs. While highly effective, its primary limitation is its specialized function, meaning it won't enhance other aspects of microphone performance. This 4-inch nylon pop filter features an adjustable gooseneck and a convenient clip for easy attachment to microphone stands, ensuring precise placement.

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ColourBlack
Model Part Number12492
BrandOn Stage Stands

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FAQs

What is a pop filter used for?

A pop filter is used to reduce or eliminate the 'plosive' sounds (like 'p' and 'b' sounds) that can cause distortion when recording vocals or speech.

How far should the pop filter be from the microphone?

Generally, the pop filter should be placed 2-6 inches away from the microphone and between the sound source (your mouth) and the microphone.

Will this pop filter change my voice quality?

This pop filter is designed to block plosives without altering the natural tone or quality of your voice.

What material is the pop filter screen made of?

The pop filter screen is made of durable black nylon.

How do I attach the pop filter to my microphone stand?

It features a clothespin-style clip that easily attaches to most standard microphone stands.

What is the diameter of the pop filter?

The diameter of the pop filter is 10.2 cm (approximately 4 inches).

Can I use this for instruments?

While primarily designed for vocals, it can be used for other sound sources where plosives might be an issue, though its effectiveness may vary.

Troubleshooting

Pop filter is too close to the microphone.

Adjust the gooseneck to increase the distance between the pop filter and the microphone. Ensure it is positioned a few inches away from the mic capsule.

Clip won't attach securely to the mic stand.

Ensure the clip is being attached to a compatible stand pole diameter. Check for any obstructions on the stand or clip that might prevent a secure grip.

Pop filter seems to be muffling the voice.

Adjust the angle and distance of the pop filter. It may be too close or positioned directly in the main airflow path. Try angling it slightly or moving it further away.

Nylon screen is dirty.

Gently wipe the screen with a clean, dry cloth. For stubborn dust, use a slightly damp cloth and allow it to air dry completely before use.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Effectively reduces unwanted plosive sounds.
  • Adjustable gooseneck allows for optimal microphone placement.
  • Quick and easy attachment to microphone stands.
  • Does not negatively impact vocal tone.
  • Durable nylon construction.

Cons

  • Only addresses plosive sounds, not other audio issues.
  • Requires a microphone stand for attachment.
  • May add slight bulk to a microphone setup.
  • Limited to 4-inch diameter, may not fit all specialized setups.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Identify a suitable microphone stand.
  2. Open the clothespin-style clip.
  3. Attach the clip securely to the microphone stand at the desired height.
  4. Adjust the gooseneck so the nylon screen is positioned directly between the vocalist's mouth and the microphone, typically a few inches away.

Compatibility:

  • Compatible with most standard microphone stands due to the clothespin-style clip.
  • Designed for use with microphones for vocal recording, podcasting, or voice-overs.

Care:

  • Wipe the nylon screen gently with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust.
  • Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the nylon material.
  • Ensure the gooseneck is not bent at extreme angles repeatedly to maintain its flexibility.

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