The WindTech Mic-Muff Microphone Windshield MM-170 is a fitted, fur, microphone windshield designed to reduce ambient wind noise when used with a wide range of consumer and professional microphones. This windshield includes 3/4" fur for maximum wind diffusion. It easily slips over existing windscreens and stays in place with a convenient touch-fastener closure. Moreover, the windshield is acoustically transparent, ensuring no degradation in the quality of your microphone performance.

The Mic-Muff on average provides up to 20db of wind-noise reduction in a 20 mph wind, while producing no negative effect on frequency response. Typically, this windshield can be fitted directly over the foam windscreen that came with your microphone or video camera, but some models may require placement over the microphone alone. For additional performance or as a replacement option, WindTech also offers the SG and BG Series of foam windscreens designed to work in conjunction with Mic-Muff windshields. This model features a tapered shape with 44 x 60 x 311mm dimensions (front x rear x length).

Reduce ambient noise from wind and produce more professional results with this fitted, fur microphone windshield.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this mic work with the Fuji XH2?

A: Yes, the RODE VideoMic GO II Analog/USB Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone is compatible for use with the FUJIFILM X-H2 Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 2. Does this microphone work with an Atomos Ninja V via the 3.5mm jack? I have had mixed results with other unpowered microphones (eg. Rode VideoMicro)

A: Because the Rode VideoMic GO II Ultracompact Analog/USB Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone requires plug-in power from its source input, it will not work with the Atomos Ninja V 5" 4K HDMI Recording Monitor. The Atomos Ninja V doesn't provide Bias Power and requires a powered microphone in order to record audio through its 3.5mm microphone input.

Q: 3. Will the power requirement for this mic be met with a Zoom H5 recorder? What would the setting be? I'm seeing a voltage requirement of 2-5V but the Zoom has settings of 12,24, and 48V for the XLR adapter.

A: You can use the Rode VXLR+ adapter [BH #ROVXLRP] between the Rode Go II and the XLR mic input on the Zoom H5 and it will convert the phantom power on the H5 to the mic plugin power that is needed for the Rode Go II to operate and 12V setting should be fine for that.

Q: 4. Would using a usb-c to 3.5mm input adapter allow headphones to be plugged in to the mic directly when using it on a camera?

A: No, unfortunately not. The USB-C output on the Rode VideoMic GO II is a digital output only and it does not have any sort of preamp built-in to accommodate a headphone signal.

Q: 5. Is the Fur Windshield in the Windshield kit the WS12 by Rode or just "a" fur windshield? The image indicates it is, but the part number is not mentioned nor that is made by Rode.

A: The fur windshield that is included with the Rode VideoMic GO II Shotgun Microphone is the Rode WS12 Deluxe Windshield for VideoMic GO II (B&H # ROWS12). The information for the windshield is listed in the last paragraph of the description and with the details for the included items listed under "In the Box" on the right side of the page, next to the description.

Q: 6. Will it work to record live music/concert?

A: Yes you can use the VideoMic GO II to capture live concert audio.

Q: 7. Will this work with the OG BMPCC6k?

A: The RODE VideoMic GO II is compatible with any camera that has a 3.5mm microphone input.

Q: 8. Can I connect this mic directly to a GoPro 10 inside a Media Mod? Or do I need an adapter? Thanks!

A: Yes, the Rode VideoMic GO II Ultracompact Analog/USB Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone can make a direct connection to the GoPro Media Mod for HERO9/HERO10 using the 3.5mm connections on both devices.

Q: 9. Will this work with the Samsung S22 Ultra?

A: The Samsung Galaxy Ultra does not have a headphone jack, but the Rode Video Mic Go II can connect to its USB-C port. I would recommend using this cable: https://bhpho.to/3TCHoGa

Q: 10. How can you plug it into IPhone ? Does it need an adapter or directly ?

A: You can connect the Rode VideoMic GO II Ultracompact Analog/USB Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone to an iPhone by using the Rode SC15 Lightning USB Type-C to Lightning Accessory Cable (B&H # ROSC15). The SC15 cable will allow you to connect the mic directly to the iPhone and then use the mic's 3.5mm jack for headphones to monitor the audio while recording.