Get better recordings from your Audio-Technica 20-Series microphone with the Audio-Technica AT8175, a clip-on pop filter that fits directly on the front of the mic, helping to reduce problematic plosive noises that commonly occur in words with prominent P and B sounds. The filter is compatible with the Audio-Technica AT2020, AT2020USB-X, AT2020USB+, AT2035, and AT2050 microphones.

Compatible with Audio-Technica AT2020, AT2020USB-X, AT2020USB+, AT2035, and AT2050 Microphones

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit a Rode NTG2?

A: Yes. The NTG2 diameter is only 22 mm. Mkh 416 (which is listed as one of the mics to fit) is 19 so those rubber bands will stretch the extra 3 mm w/out issue.

Q: 2. Will this pop filter fit a Rode NT1000?

A: No, the On-Stage Pop Blocker for Electro-Voice RE20 and RE320 Microphones (Version 2) is not compatible for use with the RODE NT1000 Studio Condenser Microphone. The On-Stage Pop Blocker is designed specifically for the Electro-Voice RE20 and RE320 models, which are both front-address style microphones, while the NT1000 is a side-address microphone. You can use the Auray PFNY-6 Nylon Pop Filter with Gooseneck and C-Style Clamp for Mic Stands and Booms (B&H # AUPFNY6), the 512 AUDIO Microphone Pop Filter with Gooseneck C-Clamp (B&H # 51512POP), the sE Electronics Dual Professional Pop Screen (B&H # SEDPP), or any similar pop filter which will cover the side of the microphone that picks up the sound.

Q: 3. Is this available with a black mesh?

A: No

Q: 4. Will this fit the Azden SGM-990?

A: No. This windshield is designed to fit the shorter and fatter body of the AT8024.

Q: 5. Will this work with a Synco D2?

A: Yes, the Octo-842S is compatible for use with a Synco D2 microphone.

Q: 6. Are there any photos of this on a mic? Would like to see that

A: We do not have any images with microphones attached to the The Hook Studios TH-842-L Pop Filter for Large-Diaphragm Front-Address Microphones, (BH #TH842L).

Q: 7. Will this work with a Shure SM57?

A: I doubt it would fit an SM 57. There just isn't enough room for the breadth of the mic head to fit within the curvature of the Octo. Plus one of the things I've learned about the Octo is that it is still susceptible to pops from air coming around the sides - and you would have even less side space with the Octo on an SM 57.

Q: 8. What is the shock mount setup you are using with your MKH 416 Jerry? I am using Rode desktop boom arm and wanted something like this to give extra versatility.

A: You can use the Rycote INV-7 InVision Microphone Suspension for Stand and Boompole Mounting (B&H # RYINV7) or the Rycote InVision INV-HG mkIII Microphone Suspension - Lyre Shockmount (B&H # RYINVHGMKIII ) which will both work very well with the Sennheiser MKH 416 and the Hook Studios Octo-842S Front-Address Pop Filter and can be mounted on the Rode PSA1 Studio Boom Arm.

Q: 9. Will this fit for Rode Procaster? If not is there any suggestion that it's small like this one?

A: Yes, the On-Stage Pop Blocker for Electro-Voice RE20 and RE320 Microphones (Version 2) is compatible for use with the Rode Procaster Broadcast Microphone.

Q: 10. Would this fit on a Rode USB mini mic?

A: The Mackie PF-100 Pop Filter for EleMent Series Microphones will not fit onto a Rode NT-USB Mini USB Microphone, as the Rode has a much larger diameter than the EleMent series microphones this product is designed for.