What Pop Filter both grips onto the arm well and reaches the actual mic?
1478548
I don't know as I'm using a vintage Shure 55S. I would contact Heil. Sorry.
1291201
It clips on- I clipped mine right on the headstock. This is basically just a very sensitive little mic, not like a regular in-hole pick-up. It will pick up bumps and so forth so if you are looking for a really clean sound invest in a higher quality in-hole pick-up. This will do in a pinch to connect to an amp for practice but I wouldn't recommend it for performance.
1281698
Any decent pop filter will work. I picked one up at a local store for $10 and it works just fine. No need to spend ridiculous money on a branded pop filter when it will do the same job.
1794909
The filter will work with basically any microphone, and it works well. The challenge really is that the clamp is best used on a separate structure - it is difficult to clamp the filter onto any microphone directly.
1826533
http://www.magicmicstore.com/EnterTech-Magic-Sing-Sub-Mics-Accessories-s/51.htm. i belive this is what your looking for.
1217365
I Really don't think there is a difference. I good pop filter is a good pop filter. Either it works as advertised or it doesn't. This one works.
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.
680506
Personally I use a Blue Snowball with this pop filter. I have a friend who also uses the pop filter with a yeti mic. Id assume it would work well with mics of similar size.
1888638
It's called a Boom Mic stand. As for the actual brand, I'll check it out when I go back to my office.
1339077
Well my husband has the bluebird and it works great with that but it attaches to the actual mic stand o if you have a standard mic stand it should work and it helps get rid of the "pop" sounds
1879330
I bought the blue universal pop filter and it works like a dream, its not that expensive and its made by blue.
2147048
I used it with a Snowball briefly, but it kept falling over because the filter part is a bit heavy for the arm. I ended up getting rid of both and switching to a Yeti with a foam filter over the microphone, and that has worked a lot better for me. I don't spend half the time trying to prevent the filter from falling over.
1127052
Just use the screw and wrap the clamp around your mic stand and tighten up the Screw!
1217364
I bought this pop filter because the bracket that attaches to the blue yeti mic stand was to big and got in the way of the mobility of the mic. Only difference I can think of is some pop filters have a fine metal mesh screen this pop filter has a nylon mesh screen which I like better than metal
353898
Yes, it "comes with a pop filter" although it is just another seperately packaged item that shows up in the box with it. But for the price (I beleve $70) you DO get a pop filter. It is fairly large and a sturdy construction. And the mic itself it very nice. I would absolutly recomend to anybody.
220201
Not at all. I have my pop filter screwed in to my Blue Yeti, and I have full access to the 3.5mm jack and USB port.
1136212
It works well for me Keith I would recommend using it . I always use the pop filter with any mike that is being used to keep sounds that come up mostly with S & P.