Do you remove the foam cover when recording stationary, in the studio, from a boom stand? (Seems hard to pull the foam off; can it even come off?)
1158122
I've never taken it off there's really no need, though it comes off with some prying.
1158123
I've never found the need to remove it plus It's a directional mic which the foam helps keep it that way to my knowledge.
2158656
Assuming that the Wind Cover (I don't know the terminology) is the black, soft, foamy piece on top of the mic, yes it is detachable.
1543785
Mine has a piece of cardboard or particle board at the bottom underneath the foam. The foam would squish fine, but the board bends upward if you try to squeeze it narrower.
2281002
It can; or you can totally remove it. It seems to have a very steady gripping knob. you can also slide the music tray off for carrying.
1878039
Yes - and I'm very glad I bought it. It eliminates noise from holding the Podcaster. And it helps that you don't have to hold such a heavy mic!
1144143
Yes, well sorta. On the very top, slide the top cover off and you can either put a small boom mic, or a wireless mic. I have both. The wireless mic works great! I interviewed somebody where there was a lot of foot traffic, but with the wireless mic, I really picked up the interviewees voice. I can't really tell about the boom mic but I haven't put it through its paces.
1666878
the ear pad itself should pull off. if it is old it may be a little harder if the rubber has gotten dry over time. the inner foam has a gasket that needs to be removed before replacing it. the gasket can be removed with a small screwdriver. if you are still unsure there are videos available online that show the process.
2010982
Hmm after removing the cover once, when I collapse it, it kinda slips off and can be a pain... I hope this helps
251945
I have not tried that . From the looks , it is held in place by adhesive. I don't see that you couldn't remove that part and replace it with foam ! I see where your going and I'm sure you can accomplish it. Hope it helps!
1444114
I took the cover off when I first got it, so I could add the waterproof liner underneath. I had a little difficulty pulling off the cover because it was stuck in a couple places, like the foam and cover had bonded. I was able to separate them not too difficultly, and had a couple marks on the foam from the cover. It did not ruin anything though. Later, I took the cover off to wash it and had no problems.
829248
The headband can be removed from the mic. (I would suggest trying to buy just the headband part separately instead of buying a whole headset). I don't know what a boom is but the end part does move if that's what you're asking.
1029241
Yes, carefully. Remove foam and pry apart the cover and install a new elect. element. I save elements from olf microphones. Radio shack stocks the elements. Glue it back together, or use tape, put foam back on. I taped the rear holes in the case before I put the foam back on. It seems to have less background noise. The original microphone element did't last long. You could go to Walmart and buy a cheap computer microphone and use that element.
1029244
Yes, carefully. Remove foam and pry apart the cover and install a new elect. element. I save elements from olf microphones. Radio shack stocks the elements.Glue it back together, or use tape, put foam back on. I taped the rear holes in the case before I put the foam back on. It seems to have less background noise.The original microphone element did't last long. You could go to Walmart and buy a cheap computer microphone and use that element.
81725
No there is no foam tip. I think that it would be easy to pull one off another mic and slide it on. I tried it at Nerd night last week and got no complaints from my buddies about the clarity of my voice.
1087260
No. It can't be removed. Be careful not to drop it. I'll brake. It happened to me the 1st time. I bought it again because it works great and it comes with the stand. That's a great plus.
1690459
No foam windscreen is included with the MiC. I use a standard metal pop filter placed in front of the MiC and position myself about 10 -12 inches away during recording. This works perfectly, as the MiC is extremely sensitive and background noise must be avoided. With my pop filter, I have encountered no problems at all with transients, and find this microphone to be remarkably good.
254922
It is not self adhesive. I used a tube of liquid nails. It took a while to dry so I had to keep it pressed down in place but once it dried it worked great. I have tried crazy glue but it is too thin to reach and hold the foam. I used the pads for an amp box and they worked perfect. Can actually stand next to the amp without being blown away by the sound.