Allowing you to double mic your guitar, bass, or keyboard amplifier while isolating it from room and stage reflections, the guitaRF Guitar Amplifier Reflection Filter from sE Electronics is composed of a 4-layer acoustic filter with a pass-through hole with rubber-finned grips for a small diaphragm dynamic or acoustic mic, in addition to an adjustable mount for a large diaphragm condenser or ribbon mic. The entire assembly can be adjusted, as well as mounted onto a mic stand for more freedom in placement. In addition to amplifier miking, the guitaRF filter can be used in a variety of acoustic and drum miking applications.

4-Layer Acoustic Filter    Isolate Guitar, Bass, Keyboard Amp Mics    Dual Mic Mounts    Small Diaphragm & LDC/Ribbon Mounting    Adjustable Filter & Mic Assembly    Mic Stand Mountable

The LDC/ribbon mounting hardware is adjustable across three axes: vertical, depth, and lateral, so you can find the optimal spot for any mic, whether in a shockmount or just on a clip. This allows you to position both capsules perfectly in phase - or to spread them apart to capture the sounds of both the edge of the cone and the dust cap.

The entire filter and mic assembly can also be moved up and down to position it precisely over the speaker cone, or, if needed, the filter can be removed from its base and mounted on any mic stand for complete flexibility

The guitaRF has a four-layer acoustic filter design comprised of the outer composite panel, a layer of acoustic-grade wool, an air gap to help with low-frequency isolation, and an inner acoustic foam layer.

The guitaRF also has an integrated pass-through hole with a rubber-finned grip that securely holds many popular dynamic or small-capsule mic on the market.

A double-cable clip is also provided that attaches to the back of the filter, so you don't need to worry about dangling mic cables that could accidentally tug your mics out of position

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how many and what type of batteries does this take?

A: Uses 6x AA Batteries

Q: 2. Will it work with the Rode PSA 1?

A: This type of filter is not designed for a broadcast arm like the PSA1. This filter requires a vertical mic stand to attach to. You could use this type of desktop reflection filter, and the pull the PSA1 in front of it BH #AURFC12R.

Q: 3. It can be use with a sennheiser MD421?

A: This reflection filter can be used with the Sennheiser MD 421 dynamic microphone to prevent unwanted ambient sound.

Q: 4. Hi - Wondering if a Blue Mic Yeti will work with this mount?

A: Unfortunately not. The Radius II is required to properly shockmount the Blue yeti; B&H BLSMYPM. The pop filter is sold separately as well. The B&H# is BLTP.

Q: 5. Is this considered a multi zone unit, but how can it be when there is only one output speaker?

A: This Amp is considered 3 inputs and one output. The 3 inputs are: One Microphone, second selectable Mic/Line, the third is a line level. The output is one you have the choice of using 4 Ohm, 25V, or 70V, on 25 and 70V you can use multiple speakers 70V rated in a daisy chain configuration, as long as you don't exceed the 35W limit of the Amp.

Q: 6. If I am using this with a Blue Snowball Microphone, can I place this filter flat onto a table so it surrounds my small mic? Or does it have to be mounted to a microphone stand?

A: If it were me,..I would either set a cork mat or blanket/towel on the table THEN put the mic and filter atop of that. It might mitigate some potential vibrations or reflection that could come from the hard surface.

Q: 7. Does this have the current hardware mounting upgrade from the 2016 anniversary model?

A: As of January of 2017, B&H received all new and upgraded models of the sE Electronics Reflexion Filter PRO - Acoustic Absorber.

Q: 8. Does this amp provide phantom power at 48V? I don't see it referenced in the manual.

A: The Toa Electronics BG-235 Amplifier & Mixer does not provide 48v phantom power.

Q: 9. Do you connect a tuner or cd player to the RCA connectors?

A: Yes, via terminal block or RCA jack.

Q: 10. Can this be used free standing on a table or does this need to be mounted on a mic stand?

A: It can be used on a table top as long as you remove the piece in the back that would attach it to your mic stand. Works very well for VOs when its flat on a desk or table.