LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD K9 Foam Windscreen 2-Pack 3mm Lavalier
Two-pack of foam windscreens with rubber gaskets for 3 mm lavalier microphones, reducing wind noise and plosives while shielding the capsule from moisture and dirt
- Reduces wind noise and plosives for clearer audio
- Rubber gasket secures windscreen firmly on 3 mm lavalier
- Shields microphone capsule from moisture and dirt
- Two-pack provides a spare for uninterrupted recording
- Compatible with Saramonic K9 and other 3 mm micro lavaliers
Two-Pack Replacement Windscreens
This 2-pack supplies foam windscreens made for the Saramonic K9 3 mm lavalier microphone. Each screen includes a fitted rubber gasket that grips the capsule securely. The foam reduces wind noise and vocal plosives while shielding the element from moisture and dirt.
Users with a 3 mm lavalier needing spares
These suit anyone who owns a K9 lavalier or another 3 mm micro lavalier and wants inexpensive replacements on hand. They are not for recorders using larger capsules, shotgun microphones, or headset mics that require a different diameter or mounting style.
Check your lavalier capsule diameter
Confirm that your lavalier microphone has a 3 mm capsule before ordering. The rubber gasket is sized for that diameter only; a larger or smaller capsule will not seat correctly and the windscreen can fall off during use.
Highlights
- Reduces wind noise and plosives for clearer audio
- Rubber gasket secures windscreen firmly on 3 mm lavalier
- Shields microphone capsule from moisture and dirt
- Two-pack provides a spare for uninterrupted recording
- Compatible with Saramonic K9 and other 3 mm micro lavaliers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which microphone must I already own for these LORDWORLD K9 foam windscreens to fit?
They are designed for the Saramonic K9 3 mm lavalier microphone and will also fit any other micro lavalier with a 3 mm diameter capsule.
If I keep my original Saramonic K9 mic clip, will these windscreens still mount securely?
Yes, the specially fitted rubber gasket seats on the 3 mm capsule, so the original clip holds the windscreen in place without modification.
How can I confirm the windscreen is reducing plosives and wind noise after I slide it on?
Record a test clip speaking plosive sounds like "p" and "b" and compare with the bare mic; you should hear noticeably softer pops and less wind rumble.
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