Audio-Technica AT2020 Pop Filter - 2 Windscreens for AT2020 & AT-2035 Microphones (Black)

Nice, cheap alternative to a traditional pop filter. Plus I use my mic on a desktop stand so can't really use the bigger pop filter with the clamp. It's too big and the arm is too long and it falls over from it's own weight. It fits my Gauge ECM-87 Stealth Cardioid Condensor mic perfectly. Not too thin and I can tell the difference when recording in Logic Pro X compared to not having it on the mic. Plus, you get two in the package so I have a spare as well.

I bought this for my trusty old Samson C01U since it has similar dimensions to the AT2020. I carefully stretched it around the mic with no problems. The one drawback is that if you put it all the way on, it covers the indicator light (I don't use it anyway). It sure beats the way overpriced windscreen that's on Amazon specifically for the CO1U and now I have a backup in case it gets ripped at some point. I did a test recording with and without and while it didn't 100% remove the high frequency ambient air noise, it cut it down significantly. This means I don't have to compensate as much with noise removal software, increasing the quality of my recordings. Win win.

Son muy buenas!!!

These foam mic filters are thin, which bodes well for high frequency content. However, the thinness could allow plosives to get through. For the price, they make suitable covers for RE20's, however, they are deeper than the capsule on an RE20. I might cut the filter down a little for a more aesthetically pleasing look, but, they are 1/4th the price of a genuine EV WSPL-2, which usually runs around $25 a piece. So for the price, we can afford to replace them more frequently in our studios. Each package comes with 2 filters, and they are flattened out on top of each other in the zip lock bag they come in, but they do reform quite nicely. Again, thin, so beware, they could tear easily.

I used this on my JLAB Talk Go microphone and it fit perfectly, and helped with audio when gaming. I was told that it sounded a bit better. I usually game in the basement so there's a lot of vent noise, and this helped with that along with some setting adjustments of course.

Really, really thin. It is doing an okay job at filtering plosives, but not amazing either.

Reduces the ambient noise on my microphone and makes me voice sound crisper. Easy to slip on without issues. Makes your microphone feel and look like an expensive microphone. I used this on my Audio Technica 2020

Other reviews complain that these use thinner foam than comparable products. You can discount the opinions of those who hear with their eyes. The foam needs to be only thick enough to stop 'plosives and no more than that. These do a great job. As foam filters get thicker, they alter the high end frequency response and directionality by interfering with the rear port. When I heard the sonic improvement, I tossed all of the thicker foam screens that were sitting on my AT mics (that had cost me a lot more than these!) The price is low enough that I have a filter for every singer who uses my microphones. For health and safety, the singer takes the filter home with him/her when the project is done. Producers like that I charge only $10 each to the project. Some individual units are a little tighter fit than others—not an issue for me. Many microphones can use this pop filter including my Groove Tubes 5sm and AKG C3000 as well as my Michael Joly modified Marshals. Highly recommended! My only complaint: Where are the 5, 10 & 25 packs?

Buen producto para el modelo de micrófono , queda perfectamente.

Son baratos, realmente los utilice como apoyo ya que también tengo dos pantallas anti viento, así que como complemento están muy bien, pero al probarlos por su cuenta, lo cierto es que flaquean un poco. Pero sirven, son útiles y baratos.

Son de pésima calidad, llegaron deformados.