Hammer Anvil
Hammer Anvil Pop Filter with 13.5-inch Gooseneck Clip On
A dual-layer nylon pop filter on a 13.5-inch flexible gooseneck clamps to stands up to 1.3 inches thick for clear vocal recording
- Two-screen nylon mesh stops plosive airbursts for cleaner vocals
- 5-inch flexible gooseneck positions filter precisely around any setup
- Thumbscrew clamp grips poles up to 1.3 inches without tools
- Sturdy round frame holds mesh taut for consistent performance
- Clip-on design attaches quickly to stands or boom arms
Professional Pop Filter
The Hammer Anvil pop filter uses a dual-layer nylon screen to stop plosive airbursts from reaching the microphone capsule. It is built for streamers, podcasters and voice-over artists who need cleaner vocal takes without digital processing. The clamp-on design fits most desktop boom arms and microphone stands.
Dual-Screen Nylon Filter
Two stretched nylon layers diffuse the sharp bursts of air produced by consonants such as "p" and "b" before they hit the diaphragm. This physical barrier preserves the natural tone of the recording while removing the low-frequency thumps that ruin otherwise good takes.
13.5-Inch Gooseneck with 1.3-Inch Clamp
A 13.5-inch flexible gooseneck lets you snake the filter around shock mounts and cable runs for precise placement. The thumbscrew clamp accepts rods up to 1.3 inches in diameter, though thicker broadcast arms or oversized desk edges will not fit.
Highlights
- Two-screen nylon mesh stops plosive airbursts for cleaner vocals
- 5-inch flexible gooseneck positions filter precisely around any setup
- Thumbscrew clamp grips poles up to 1.3 inches without tools
- Sturdy round frame holds mesh taut for consistent performance
- Clip-on design attaches quickly to stands or boom arms
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much does the 13.5-inch gooseneck help when positioning the filter in front of a microphone?
The 13.5-inch gooseneck bends and holds its shape so you can place the dual nylon screens exactly where plosives hit the capsule, even around boom arms or shock mounts.
What does the 1.3-inch clamp limit mean for my mic stand or boom arm?
The thumbscrew clip opens to 1.3 inches, so it grips most standard microphone stands, desktop boom arms and broadcast poles without slipping.
How much space does the round frame and gooseneck need behind the microphone?
The circular frame sits in front of the mic; the gooseneck extends 13.5 inches back to the clamp, so allow that depth behind your stand or arm for a clean setup.
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