can you use a pop filter with this?
196436
Use a pop filter, or even buy small pair of socks and put the mic in the socks. Pop filters also absorb excess saliva you throw at it, protecting your mic
196437
No, it is surrounded by a pop-filter-destroying force field ;-)...but seriously, I use a pop filter with it.
196438
I suppose you could if you could find/make one small enough. this is a VERY small mic. The mic portion is around the size of the old tall iPod nanos. I would expect you'd need one though because this mic is unlikely to be anywhere near your mouth, so pops are unlikely. It's made to sit on a table or clip to a laptop.
196439
Yes, in fact, you can use a pop filter with virtually any microphone; it is just more difficult to mount a pop filter in front of some microphones because they have unusual mounting arrangements. The go mic is capatible with most pop filters. Tim
2276651
i haven't needed it dramatically, but if you use the mic very closely to your mouth you will need a pop filter
1991180
Hi there. If you have a flat-sided/square arm on your stand then this filter will clamp on to it. If the components are tubular rather than rectangular/square, then the other Auphonix pop filter would be a better fit. (http://www.amazon.com/Microphone-Auphonix-Environment-Accessories-Positioning/dp/B00CFXH4S6/)
1495724
Yes, but watch your filter pressure as the iron particles may accumulate and clog the filter.
1303736
I've never tried that, but I don't see why not. They're great filters. Very sturdy.
2163746
If your filter has threads on both sides like most of them do then you should be fine but you will get progressively worse vignetting the more you stack things. Unless you need the filter for some artistic effect you are better off without it. (Always.)
1136214
I am looking to purchase this as well, but I do know that pop filters in general doesn't eliminate the p's and s' it only filters it (smooths it out) I plan on layering mines with the pop filter that came with my baby bottle Mic, with the pop in front if that and possibly with a wide screen stocking type one in front of the pop. now this may be over kill but hey it's my experiment.
1530102
Well.. the "Filter" is nothing more then a Framed Piece of Nylon Mesh like a reuseable coffee filter. It only covers the spout so if (for some odd reason) you have a bunch of floating crud in your water it will not pour into your glass. It does look like you could pop it out if you really wanted to remove it, but just in case i snap a mounting post on it i did not try.
1174562
I haven't used "The Pop" so I don't know. This one works quite well though.
1202833
Well really all I have for it is just an $8 pop filter and I hook it up to the mini mic stand Some people buy a filter that fits around the mic which is only like $3 but Im not sure if its better quality or worse This is what I have and it works just fine http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ACFAULC/ref=s9_qpp_gw_p267_d1_i3?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=1CK7WDNWDW5Q8X6P4JBH&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=1688200382&pf_rd_i=507846
795068
You can with adapters, but the water lines that come with this filter are really small, so you won't get much volume or pressure.
291877
you have to find the right spot to mount it, but yes. it will stay once you eventually find the right spot. one problem i had was keeping the pop filter from turning down, after it was tightly fastened. I just flipped it over and it stayed.
492001
Sure. I just use the filter that comes with it but the paper filter would work too.
1690458
Hiya, any pop filter will work. Just get a mic stand to put the pop filter on. I don't know of any pop filter that stands on its own. Also, I actually don't even use a pop filter anymore... I find my recording is good without one but I use other techniques to watch my p's and s's.
1346176
I found the MXL 57 Microphone Shockmount (Black) to be the best as it has a screw connector that allows it to be placed on the stand where you need it. This would be my top pick for a good and easily mounted pop filter for this stand.
1452840
Not really. Better to use a Melitta type cone filter if you can't get the wave filters.
1690418
As long as you have somewhere to put it, any pop filter will work with any microphone. So yes.