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Black circular mesh screen on flexible metal gooseneck with padded C-clamp mount

On-Stage

On-Stage Pop Filter with Gooseneck Arm

SKU CH-78XV-56GS1

A dual-layer mesh pop filter on a flexible gooseneck arm that clamps to most mic stands, reducing plosives and protecting the capsule

  • Clearer recordings by diffusing plosive air blasts
  • Flexible gooseneck arm bends around stand for precise positioning
  • Clamp fits most microphone stands and boom arms
  • Rubber-padded clamp protects mic from scratches
  • Keeps saliva off the microphone capsule

On-Stage Pop Filter for Microphones

The On-Stage pop filter attaches to most microphone stands and boom arms using a curved-base clamp with a rubber screw pad. A flexible gooseneck arm lets you position the screen precisely in front of the capsule. Padding on both clamp surfaces protects the stand from scratches during setup and adjustment.

Practical Limits of Passive Pop Filters

The nylon screen diffuses plosive air from P and B sounds but does not reduce room reflections, handling noise or electrical hum. It adds no gain, requires no power and cannot compensate for poor microphone technique or excessive distance from the source. Wind protection outdoors remains limited compared with dedicated windscreens.

Upgrade from Improvised or Worn Screens

Replacing a stretched stocking, foam cover or torn filter restores consistent high-frequency transmission and plosive rejection. The jump is worth it when recordings show audible pops, saliva buildup on the capsule or when the current mount slips during sessions. Buyers needing integrated shock mounting or multi-layer metal mesh should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Clearer recordings by diffusing plosive air blasts
  • Flexible gooseneck arm bends around stand for precise positioning
  • Clamp fits most microphone stands and boom arms
  • Rubber-padded clamp protects mic from scratches
  • Keeps saliva off the microphone capsule

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which pop-filter version should I choose for a standard microphone stand?

The single model shown clamps to most microphone stands and boom arms with a curved base and rubber screw pad, and the flexible gooseneck arm can be bent around the stand for extra stability.

How much does the filter reduce plosive sounds in practice?

The screen diffuses wind and air gusts from speech to eliminate loud thuds on the microphone, making recorded audio sound clearer and keeping saliva off the capsule.

What mounting standard does the clamp use and what stand diameters does it accept?

The clamp wraps around typical microphone-stand tubes with a curved base and rubber screw pad, fitting most common stands and boom arms without a specific diameter spec.

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