The white Halo Ghost Reflection Filter from Aston Microphones is made with patented PET-felt acoustic technology and molding techniques to reflect, absorb and diffuse sound in both professional- and home-studio environments. Its large surface area provides linear absorption, while the corrugated surface diffuses sound for minimal coloration.

The Halo's spherical shape yields horizontal as well as vertical filtering, while its 4-inch radius improves sound isolation, making it a practical solution for recording vocal tracks or multiple acoustic instruments in one room.

You can experiment with placing the Halo in different room locations depending on the desired reflection and absorption characteristics. It is portable and lightweight and comes with proprietary mounting hardware.

Vertical and Horizontal Filtering    Corrugated Surface Diffuses Sound    4" Radius for Sound Isolation    Portable and Lightweight

• Patented PET-felt acoustic technology
• High surface density for sound insulation 
• Spherical physical construction 
• Acoustic materials provide linear absorption
• Proprietary mounting hardware

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It doesn't come with the mic right?

A: No, it does not. It does not come with a stand either, it is purely the reflection filter itself.

Q: 2. Includes the shock mount or only the adapter??

A: The Auray Reflection Filter with Microphone Stand Kit does not include a shock mount. This kit includes reflection filter, microphone stand, and clamp-on headphone holder.

Q: 3. Can I mount the Audio-Technica ATR2100-USB Cardioid Dynamic USB Microphone on this stand?

A: The ATR2100 USB will not be compatible with the shock mount, but can be used on the stand with the reflection filter using the stand clip that was included with the ATR2100.

Q: 4. Can I use the blue snowball shock mount known as the ringer?

A: I'm not familiar with blue snowball mounts, but I note that the transverse arm is VERY adjustable, and the mount height point is greatly variable. I hope this helps. This is a great acoustic reflection absorber, and works really well for me.

Q: 5. Can this be used with blue yeti microphone?

A: This baffle will fit any microphone with a standard threaded connector. It is best used for tracking vocals.

Q: 6. How do you attach this to a Blue Yeti Blackout? Will it work well with a Blue Yeti?

A: You would need to use a Blue Radius III [BH #BLRADIUS3] to make that work.

Q: 7. Can you set this on a desk? Do I see that a microphone stand is part of the system?

A: Yes. Per highlights on Webpage: Compact and lightweight (at 6.6 lb), the Sound Shield can be mounted directly on a tabletop using three removable aluminum feet or fastened to a mic stand using the built-in threaded insert.

Q: 8. Could you please tell me which stand is shown in the 4th picture in which the microphone and reflection filter are suspended upside down?

A: We believe this is the stand in the picture, BH #ULMC125.

Q: 9. How well does this perform in reducing echo in an untreated room? Wondering if I can get away with a screen like this or if I'll need to add overhead coverage too.

A: This screen will help with reduce some echoes but are not a replacement for a properly treated room. If you have a live room more work may need to be done.

Q: 10. Will this work with a blue yeti USB microphone ?

A: It should work, provided that you can successfully mount the yeti onto a mic stand. I had a yeti years ago but sold it after deciding to record narration directly onto a digital recorder, which is better for our workflow. Overall, the RF-CM-S Reflection Filter works beautifully. It has significantly improved the quality of our voice overs because we do not have a sound proof vocal booth. Hope this helps.