Mudder Large Foam Mic Windscreen Compatible with MXL, Audio Technica, and Other Large Microphones, Black

I had asked if anyone had tried this one an AKG 220 and didnt get a response in time, so I took the dive anyways based on other pics and the size of my mic. This one fits perfect and I uploaded my pics to help any other shoppers. This one was a tough one to find given its size so I figure all the extra help for anyone else looking. Going to try it out soon and will update if needed but so far, sizing seems to be the hardest issue for these.

What do I need to say? This Foam Windscreen fits the Samson G Track Pro like a glove.The quality is nice, not super thick, but not thin like others I have used. This one is of professional quality in my opinion.The Mudder large foam windscreen comes packaged in a bubble bag, and with using two hands, slides nicely and completely over the mic portion of the G Track Pro.With so many questionable reviews on so many products I feel the need to share pictures with the words. So you can see for yourself the Mudder Large Foam Mic windscreen fits this mic just fine!

Although this is billed as being suitable for an AT2020, the two I ordered were about 1/4+ too short even after a bit of tugging and pulling. It just takes that bottom being open to render a windscreen or pop filter ineffective. I've gone back to the cheap freebie that came with my microphone holder.The quality seems okay - nothing special, but not bad. It didn't rip or tear while pulling it on as one other cheap windscreen did.

When I purchased my AT2035, I was just using a cheep pop filter that would just eventually fall over and would have to always adjust it. So I thought I would purchase the windscreen. When I saw that it was for "Large" microphones I thought it would be perfect for mine but that's not the case since here is a bit toward the base of the mic that does not cover. I thought I might of placed it on wrong but when I placed it on my microphone several times, I got the same results. There are better windscreens than this one but it's not the worst

Good windscreen for the price and it fits the Blue Yeti Pro without much issue.Just a word to the wise, if you're trying to fit this on any mic and it's hard to get on it.Stick two fingers into the windscreen with each hand and pull away from each other gently like you're stretching out a sock.Then work on getting one side onto the mic and pull it down a little bit at a time in a circular motion around the microphone.That's the best way to get this windscreen on without tearing it.

Hard to think of a lot to say about a piece of foam but here goes. I bought this for my ElectroVoice RE320 mic. It fit perfectly and works very well. The foam is dense and better quality than I expected but it doesn't muffle the sound as bad as I anticipated. It was a bit crunched up upon arrival, having been squished in a small bag. But after snugging it to the mic, it smoothed out and it looks great.

I've ran some audio tests on the windscreen to see how effective it is. I did my tests on Audacity, a free audio editing & recording program and I tested the audio with and without the windscreen. The top track is a recording WITHOUT the windscreen and the bottom track is a recording WITH the windscreen. I spoke into the mic and did some breathing tests at close range (10 inches with 45% audio gain) and from far range (2ft with 80% audio gain.) As you can see with the spectrogram, (3rd photo) you can see at the 6-9 second mark, that the normal breathing portion of the audio with and without the windscreen hardly shows any difference on either track. At the 12-15 second mark with the heavy breathing portion of the audio, the windscreen surprisingly reduced some of the breathing. Near the 24-27 second mark on both audio tracks, I've done a microphone pop test to see if the "P" sound clips the audio. The top track shows a considerable amount of the pop sound while the bottom tracks show less of it. Further into the audio testing, the rest of either track show little to no difference with me breathing normally near the microphone. Overall, this windscreen is great for those who are on a budget to reduce some of the wind noise of you breathing or slightly muffle computer fan noise while recording an audio track.

I don't love writing bad reviews however, this is a cheap, thin, fragile piece of foam for your mic.Depending on your needs, it can be just right. In the effort of fitting it on the mic, very delicatly, I reaped a piece of this very thin, delicate, fragile foam, and for what I see in the reviews I am not the only one. And yes, did I say it is a very cheap, delicate, and thin piece of foam. My suggestion is... Look elsewhere.

I liked it's foaminess and how it brought more foam into my life. It does what it is supposed to, which is be foam shaped to go over the top of my mic. This, it does. If you remember that foam is a proud material and you treat it with respect it will serve you well!I think it watches me when I'm asleep.

It is very hard to tell the quality of an item through a picture and sometimes, when you get it in your hand, your a little disappointed. That was the case with this windscreen. It is thin and not very dense, not the high quality product that I hoped for and that it appears to be from the photos. It fits my Yeti Blue well and does an OK job but I don't expect it to last, particularly as it goes on and comes off frequently as gear is packed up and taken elsewhere again. When I compare it with the Heil product I purchased for my main mic the difference is obvious.Having said that, the Mudder does what I need it to do, I just don't expect it to last.

I bought this for my Audio-Technica AT2020USB_ microphone. Some reviewers said that it was a tight fit, but it was easy to fit and looks great. I'm using this essentially as a pop-filter without having the large physical presence of a usual pop filter since I'm intending to make YouTube videos and don't want a pop filter covering my face - this is perfect!I have seen other foam windscreens advertised on Amazon for around £35 - I was tempted to buy because their reviews were excellent. I decided that their reviews may be fake - let's face it, these things are only cheap pieces of foam which can probably be made for much less than £1. So, I took a risk and bought this one for £4.99 thinking that I could buy the expensive one IF this didn't fit. I really do recommend that people steer clear of any foam windscreens costing more than £5 - you are being ripped off! I suggest you try this for your mic and if you don't like it then get a refund as it's advertised as fitting a few models.

I have read that windscreens such at these are good alternative to pop filters. I was not happy with the pop filter for my microphone as it often got in the way.This windscreen is a great alternative and it fits perfectly on the AT2020 (and its variants). Care must be taken when fitting this product so it does not rip. I recommend pulling it down a little at a time while working around the microphone.I am unsure how easy it is to remove, but it does not seem like the type of product that should not be installed many times.

Not a bad windscreen, the quality isn't premium and just feels like some regular foam but the size of the foam is quite reasonable (fits my AT2020 perfectly) and is a little denser than some which makes it better. However the price isn't justifiable as its still foam and £5.99 for it is quite pricey. I would rather have standard shipping than prime shipping if I could get it at a cheaper price of £1.50 If you can find any decent sized foam windscreens for your Mic go for that instead.