The SA-MicScreenBlue wind screen is designed for vocalists, podcasters, and home studio engineers who need to eliminate plosive sounds during recording sessions. This studio-grade pop filter tackles the harsh "P" and "B" sounds that create unwanted pops in vocal recordings.

The 6-inch diameter screen effectively diffuses air blasts from consonant sounds while maintaining vocal clarity and natural tone. The double-layer fabric construction blocks plosives without muffling your voice or adding unwanted coloration to the recording.

The 13.5-inch flexible gooseneck allows precise positioning between your microphone and mouth, adapting to any recording setup or microphone angle. The sturdy clamp mechanism secures to most microphone stands and boom arms without slipping during extended recording sessions.

This pop filter works with any dynamic or condenser microphone in home studios, professional recording environments, and podcast setups. The durable construction handles daily use in commercial studios while remaining portable enough for mobile recording rigs.

Setup requires no additional cables or power—simply clamp the filter to your mic stand and position the screen 4-6 inches from your microphone. The blue fabric adds a professional appearance to any studio setup while providing reliable plosive protection.

Seismic Audio backs the SA-MicScreenBlue with a one-year warranty and ships from our warehouse for fast delivery. Professional-grade recording accessories that deliver consistent results without breaking your studio budget.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What microphones does this pop filter work with?

The SA-MicScreenBlue works with any dynamic or condenser microphone on a standard boom arm or straight stand. The universal clamp design fits most microphone stands and boom arms without requiring adapters. Position the screen 4-6 inches from your microphone capsule for optimal plosive protection.

How does this compare to foam windscreens that slip over the microphone?

Pop filters like the SA-MicScreenBlue provide superior plosive protection compared to foam windscreens because they intercept air blasts before reaching the microphone. Foam screens primarily reduce wind noise outdoors, while pop filters specifically target the harsh consonant sounds that plague vocal recordings. The fabric screen maintains vocal clarity better than foam alternatives.

Can I use this pop filter for podcast recording?

Yes, the SA-MicScreenBlue is ideal for podcast recording, especially when using dynamic microphones like the SM7B or condenser mics. The 13.5-inch flexible neck allows easy positioning for seated podcast setups, and the professional blue color looks great on camera for video podcasts.

Will this pop filter affect my vocal tone or frequency response?

The double-layer fabric construction is acoustically transparent, meaning it blocks plosive air blasts without filtering or coloring your vocal tone. Unlike thick foam screens, this pop filter maintains the natural frequency response of your microphone while eliminating unwanted "P" and "B" pops.

How do I position the pop filter for best results?

Position the screen 4-6 inches from your microphone capsule and speak directly through the center of the filter. The flexible gooseneck allows angle adjustments to match your natural speaking position. Avoid placing it too close to the microphone, as this can create a slight proximity effect with some condenser mics.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov