December 18, 2011 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Pop filters are used to avoid sharp "P" and "B" sounds from overloading the mic level and causing distortion; ...

Using a pop filter helps diffuse the air coming out of your mouth when you speak—especially plosives—and can really amp up the quality of your recordings. This video shows you how to make a basic one ...

They work with prepolarized microphones. Common applications are automotive, aerospace, and appliance testing, where it is important to find out how the human ear perceives sound pressure levels at ...

And the Shure MV7+ looms in the ...