On the product itself. it’s rock solid, does what it should and stays where you put it. I’ve used cheaper ones before, and while they work, they’re frustrating to get into positiion and they don’t stay there.

(If you’re one of those folks with a wire and nylon pop filter, you really need one of these. These louvered filters sound SO much better than nylon mesh.)

Lo uso con un condensador Slate Digital ML-1 y la manera en cómo fluye la voz, las “S” y las “P” llegan muy sutiles a la membrana del mic, ahora obtengo un sonido más natural y cristalino.

First and foremost: this pop filter DOES work. And its design works as advertised as well! You can physically feel the air being pushed downwards after exiting the filter. However, it doesn’t perfectly capture every plosive every time. Like any filter, a strong enough hit can make it through. Microphone angle/ position, and voice over technique are still required to get the best out of the filter, and save your recordings.

If your fabric filter is causing a noticeable dip in the high end and if your other metal filters aren’t cutting it: give this a shot. The filter is large, but light, and the gooseneck is pro quality, capable of bending to even the strangest of angles.