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Knox Gear, Inc.

Knox Gear, Inc. Large Pop Filter accessory

SKU CH-EAF1-7RCS6

Large pop filter for large-diaphragm microphones reduces plosive sounds and protects the capsule from saliva during recording or streaming

  • Reduces plosive pops for clearer recordings
  • Fits large-diaphragm microphones securely
  • Quick attachment starts recording fast
  • Shields mic from saliva and scratches
  • Low-cost upgrade for instant audio improvement

Knox Gear Large Pop Filter

The Knox Gear Large Pop Filter is a studio accessory that fits around the head of large-diaphragm microphones. It is intended for podcasters, streamers and recording engineers who need to reduce plosive sounds during vocal capture. The filter clamps securely to the mic body and stays in position throughout a session. It also shields the capsule from saliva and accidental contact.

Thermals noise and power

As a passive fabric screen the pop filter generates no heat, draws no power and adds no electronic noise to the signal chain. It operates silently and requires no external supply or cooling. The only audible effect is the attenuation of air bursts from plosive consonants. Maintenance is limited to occasional cleaning of the mesh.

Large-diaphragm compatibility

This model is sized specifically for large-diaphragm microphones and will not seal properly on smaller capsules. Buyers who need a filter for compact broadcast mics, handheld dynamics or headset microphones should select a different diameter. Verify the microphone’s grille dimensions before purchasing to ensure a snug fit.

Highlights

  • Reduces plosive pops for clearer recordings
  • Fits large-diaphragm microphones securely
  • Quick attachment starts recording fast
  • Shields mic from saliva and scratches
  • Low-cost upgrade for instant audio improvement

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I attach the Knox Gear Large Pop Filter to my large-diaphragm microphone and what step causes it to slip?

Stretch the elastic opening over the microphone head until it sits flush against the grille; the step that causes slipping is leaving the band loose instead of seating it fully around the capsule housing.

What part of the pop filter will need replacement first and how can I tell?

The nylon mesh screen is the wear item; replace it when the fabric stretches, frays at the elastic seam, or no longer blocks plosives cleanly.

What is the first limitation I will hit during a long recording session with this pop filter?

Moisture builds up on the mesh after extended speaking, reducing its ability to diffuse air gusts until the screen is wiped or swapped for a dry one.

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