iSK SPS019 Studio Microphone Pop Filter / Diffuser
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iSK's premium microphone pop-filter featuring two individual, double-net design pop filter. Ultimate protection from sibilance and plosives.
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iSK SPS019 Dual Layer Pop Filter
iSK's premium microphone pop-filter featuring two individual, double-net design pop filter. Ultimate protection from sibilance and plosives!
Why use a pop filter?
When recording vocals in the studio, it is essential to use a pop filter (popper stopper) to reduce sibilance and plosives, ie 'esses' and pops. Usually present when signing words beginning with "S" and "P". It is really a must have accessory for recording vocals with condenser microphones.
Long Arm Clamp
The clamp attaches onto a mic stand and long arm if the SPS019 design allows for the filter to be placed in a greater range of positions. Coupled with a flexible and strong gooseneck, allowing you to maneuver the filter to suit.
Features:
- Screw on 'long arm' clamp
- Metal gooseneck design
- Unique double-net design
- Filter diameter: 160mm
- Gooseneck length: 37cm
- Clamp arm length: 12cm
By: David Wildman on 26 April 2013My shopping experience was excellent and the package arrived promptly, thank you.
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By: Mr. Peter Bowen on 29 March 2013I have recorded a number of new songs using this pop filter and it works well. Delivered promptly, as specified. No complaints.
4 (4)
