Miccrophone Pop Filter Cover For Blue Yeti Mic Windscreen Metal Isolation Shield for Vocal Recording

I have a yeti blue with an antii-vibration mount but I was still gettin some odd sounds, this pop filter solved it all. I know you can spend more for metal/multi-layer pop filters but this does the trick for short money.

The media could not be loaded. It has a durable holder nice and adjustable. It’s has screw for adjustment which looks like it could be used in many situations. Quality seems pretty decent. It’s good at noise cancelation. Overall good price for this.

We do voice recordings daily at my work place to send out safety messages to the community. We use this pop filter paired with YETI Blue microphone and it works great! Drastic improvement in sound before and after; no more extra spit and 'pop' sounds.The rotating screw attaches firmly and adjusting is easy and feels sturdy. This is a necessity for anyone doing professional recordings.

While in certain positions it doesn't hold properly, it is a steal for the price and quality.

I just got the mic and the filter today and after mounting the filter and adjusting it a little, I noticed there were some scratches on the stand. I've had this brand new mic for about 30 minutes and already scuffed.. bummer..The pop filter has a bit of rubber stuck to the metal clamp end, but it doesn't cover the edge of the clamp, so it's bare metal that's rubbing if you're mounting it onto a flat surface. I suspect if you're using a round mic stand, then it might be ok.. not really sure.As far as the product's intended purpose. I tested it out and honestly can't tell a difference between when i'm using it and when i'm not... I suppose it's good to have it as extra protection against pops and things though.. I'd just recommend attaching some extra padding of some kind to the clamp.

I didnt really think i needed this, but bought it anyway. the difference between no pop filter and with one isnt really day and night, but my friends so say it sounds better so i take their word for it. Works pretty well

My son wanted this to use with his computer. He does not compose or sing with it; I'm guessing it was for gaming, but I am not sure. He's away at college so I can't ask him right now, but I have not heard any complaints!

reduces pickup a bit, but it substantially reduces pop.if you really shout at it: you'll still experience some pop, but for typical vocals or dialog it works fine.