DIY Pop Filter

[armisiano]

This isn't my design, but I'm making one and so far so good. Check out this great link:

http://www.jakeludington.com/project_studio/20050321_build_your_own_microphone_pop_screen.html

How do I find this useful? Voice over work. Don't have the money right now to buy a stuido microphone and couple it with all necessary accessories, so I'm using my trusty Rode NTG-2 and coupling it with this.

[drk3p]

Those work pretty good, I know a studio that does that just because they have no quality issues with that type of setup and they cleaned it up a bit to it looks nicer then what it is.

[3rdwave]

That's good and all, but filters are pretty cheap.
You can get them starting @ $12 from local music suppliers.
But it is pretty damn clean looking for a DIY!
:)

[armisiano]

That's good and all, but filters are pretty cheap.
You can get them starting @ $12 from local music suppliers.
But it is pretty damn clean looking for a DIY!
:)


All the pop filters at my local Guitar Center were like $30 to $50. I need to check out your supplier.

[Steffo]

looks nice. Do you have any pictures of your build?