should i use this rather than a windscreen? id rather not pay the extra $15 if i dont have to.
598112
I'm sure a regular pop filter will serve you well, but the pop is very nice and versatile and it helps keep those aggressive clients off the mic.
598113
Yes this is great for condenser mics. A windscreen would definitely work but if you were to do that you might as well just put a sock on it. I really like this pop filter because it's goes nicely with the look of Blue's microphones.
400595
It's nice but on your bike it look like miniature windshield. It's muc bigger in the picture then real life. If you want decent windshield you vot to spend at least couple hundreds dollars
233579
If you live where there is any wind/breeze it flips over & does no good. Mine protects my hood more that the windshield. I would not recommend.
1450349
I don't know if you'd need or necessarily want to fasten two windscreens together although I suppose you could. Frequently when I use my windscreen I leave it open on the side away from the prevailing wind which makes it easier for me to handle my pots. I'd think you could do the same thing or you could simply use two in tandem but not affixed to each other.
473350
It makes a minimal difference with hard 'p' and 's' sounds. The included one is pretty low quality. If you want the benefit they offer, you can pick up some aftermarket Tetra-Teknica MNWS5P Mini-size Lapel Microphone Windscreen, Color Black, 5-Pack
2161053
Yes. If all you need this for is to keep dust off your ride indoors, then by all means purchase it. If, however, you're looking for something that will actually protect your ride from the elements outdoors, then skip this cover, spend a little extra and get yourself a Dowco cover.
592015
Not sure what the question is. I just purchased weather tech for front driver side and passenger only.
1464475
I would think you would benefit. We pulled a 17' Casita (travel trailer) and pulled threw some high winds and I believe it was because we had the extra security of the anti-sway bar. If safety is what your looking for, I would suggest it.
624460
Clean the spot where you're going to install it before attempting the installation. Also only use the suction part on the windshield.
1336254
I don't know if it will fit. I like the half windshield vs. the whole because of the cost. There will be dust but I don't think its that bad.
1390258
No, you buy it separate. I didn't and ended up using fiberglass window screen instead. That worked in my case. Stopped the leaks.
2056921
I did not use the red thing. Think it is used to mount with something other then the windshield. You only need the holder for the windshhield it is a suction cup.there is a small lip on the cup press the cup against a clean windshield then hold firmly push the lip towards the windshield. It should stay. You may have to practice. I did. But it stays putt very well once you get it there.
587473
The mirror is "ok" but the aero 2 is much better and very easy to put on and take off once you have adjusted the mirror angle to your truck or car. And a lot less vibration. A little more money but worth it if you want excellent rear vision.
2125765
You can see it fairly well without the screen. You do get a double image since the windshield is actually two layers of glass. At times this can be a little distracting. I used mine that way for quite a while , then used the film. I like the film better.
194314
If the question is to tint the front windshield i DO NOT RECOMMEND IT . The visibility is good for the side windows for sure. Keeps the sun out
311050
i wouldn't recommend it. i use them replace windshield once i have the suction cup sitting on glass longer then a couple minute it seem to lose its grip
1858593
Only you can answer that question for yourself, but for me the additional $200 isn't much when compared to the money I would have to spend should I inadvertently damage my coach by heading into an area where I could pull off an air conditioner, scratch the finish on some obstruction, or even face a fine for traveling on a restricted road. Even if I didn't find myself in a dangerous situation and only had to back up to avoid a restrictive area, I would rather have paid the $200 than take the chances. Judge for yourself. Are you willing to gamble with your equipment?