Does The Mic Have a Pop Filter Install?
81725
No there is no foam tip. I think that it would be easy to pull one off another mic and slide it on. I tried it at Nerd night last week and got no complaints from my buddies about the clarity of my voice.
81726
No idea, quite honestly but I get high praise on the quality of sound when on Skype.
220201
Not at all. I have my pop filter screwed in to my Blue Yeti, and I have full access to the 3.5mm jack and USB port.
2065223
Yes and No. It comes with one built in. It's not visible unless you remove the casing but don't do that. Lol. I recommend buying the Blue "Pop" Filter. It's $25 on amazon and super nice. Now when I record mostly I don't need to use the popper but sometimes I do and it's nice to have it there. It depends how intense u sing. I personally don't feel it's good enough by itself for professional uses even tho most of the time I don't use it I don't need it. So it's good but if u want great pop protection then buy the Pop filter.
480490
No it does not but depending on what your using it for. I've never needed one for the built in mic works pretty good as is
196436
Use a pop filter, or even buy small pair of socks and put the mic in the socks. Pop filters also absorb excess saliva you throw at it, protecting your mic
1833405
Hi E Flores. I bought this filter and this is attached on my round stand perfectly! The C-clamp fits most standard mic shafts and the flexible gooseneck holder and swivel mount make it easy to put the Pop Filter exactly where you need it! I think this could be the right model for you, also the price is very affordable. In fact, some places sell the Audiotechnica 2020 with this filter as a bundle. I hope this info help you.
702555
The most secure way to attach the pop filter that I have found takes about 1-2 minutes. Cut 3/4" of a dowel that fits in the "V" groove of the included clamp. Stand the little piece of dowel on end. Split it in half with a chisel or screwdriver. Put the rounded side against the "V" and the flat side against rear part of the microphone stand. Clamp it down. It's solid.
1834630
I can only tell you about the one I ordered. It came with a shock mount (not great quality and I needed to buy a new one after less than a year), and aluminimum case. It has a sponge wind shield which works great. I don't use a pop filter and P¡s are fine.
1011202
No. It doesn't. And I highly advise that you get this wind screen with it. The one that comes with it don't do that great a job. This one cleans up the audio beautifully. 18cm Micover Puffin Wind Diffusion Windscreen for Shotgun Microphones
640235
Mine did, but it did not work. Just like the mic, its there but doesn't work.
220202
The pop filter is really not designed to be mounted into the bottom of the Yeti Mike. It is easily attached to the right side of the horseshoe legs that go to the base if you fully open the clamp on the pop filter and then tighten it with the screw on the front side. It will slide to the right side until tight and be at a slight angle but will be very secure and not get in the way of anything. I travel with it in my back pack and record with my lap top on the other side of the world and put it on and take it off all the time.
15205
Yes, it does. It has both "mic in" (2.5 mV, from mike) and line in (250 mV, from stereo/hi-fi system).
742139
Nope it should be pretty simple,especially on a windows computer. The only confusing thing is putting on the pop filter because that doesnt come with any instructions.
1946411
No. It doesn't. One mic is totally exposed. The second has a hole around it so it's exposed as well
2112365
Pop filters are meant to reduce plosive sounds (those beginning with a hard "p"). Unless you intend to record vocals, a pop filter wIll make no difference in piano recordings.
1321455
You will definitely need to use your pop filter to stop poping "p" and breath noises. The isolation shield lowers room reverberation that normally comes to the back and sides of your microphone from walls and low ceilings that can cause it sound thin in a room that is not acoustically treated. Think of it as a mini vocal booth. It doesn't kill it totally bouncing reflections but reduces it greatly giving you a tighter clearer sound out of your microphone. A lot will depend on the microphone you are using. I currently have two shields that I use one a pair of Rode NT-1 mics mostly for vocals. The shield works on the sides and rear of the microphone and has little effect on the front of the microphone so you still need to make sure nothing is bouncing off walls directly behind you. I think this shield does a great job.
196437
No, it is surrounded by a pop-filter-destroying force field ;-)...but seriously, I use a pop filter with it.