the t.bone MS 200

This dual fabric pop filter does its job really well. I could blow at my microphone and this pop filter would block all of it. Fantastic.

What is not fantastic about it is its build quality. The flexible arm thing is connected to the metal with a thread. But the thread doesn't go into the metal bit. It goes through it and you have to put a plastic washer thingy on it on the other side (I'm sorry I don't know the technical term). Thats what holds it there. Mine wouldn't screw on properly after the second time I used it. Had to keep it there with superglue.

The arm itself also feels very fragile. It makes strange noises when I move it and it isn't very solied either.


It's not the worst product, especially for the price. If you want something quick and cheap for home and you can be careful with it, this will do the trick. But if you want to be moving it around a lot and abusing it then spend more money.

Use:
- I use it to protect my AT2035 from the constant spitting, the pop filter feature is just a bonus.

Cons:
- This may scratch your microphone’s boom when mounting, so I placed a little piece of rubber in the thing that attaches to the boom before driving in the screw.

- It’s not very maneuverable in the beginning, and it feels like it’s gonna crack every time you adjust its position. But then again, you probably won’t adjust it very often, after it’s properly mounted. It does seem to get better with time, but also a bit looser.

On a final note:
- It’s probably a solid pop filter, considering it has dual filters, but I really wouldn't know, I actually use it more to protect the microphone from spit and breath humidity than anything else. And for that use case, it serves me perfectly.

I bought this pop filter on a whim because I had a cheap one that was nearing its end and I have been very pleased with it since purchasing. I bought it about a year and a half ago and was going to wait until my previous cheap one fell apart but I liked the build and sturdiness of this one so I immediately started using it after receiving it. I haven't tried many of the pop filters in the high end range of products, but this one has been a huge step up for me from the real thin and poor quality ones that I had gotten used to. This one straddles a stand without any issues and has enough flexibility in the neck to fit any layout I've tried. The nice thing about the neck is it doesn't seem to get stuck in a certain form or shape, which was something else that I had gotten used to without realizing until now how annoying it was to deal with. This one can be manipulated and then straightened back up without any issues and minimal effort. The double layering is an added bonus. I highly recommend it.

As a pop-filter - it gets job done, and it's pretty good. However, when I switch microphones, I adjust elastic arm and in one moment, it just fell off from the base to which the arm was mounted, or, I rather say, glued. It was just a superglue, that didn't handle it well and I had to buy a superglue in a local shop just to get this thing back on. Also, this superglue was smelling pretty bad. So please, be VERY careful with it, as it might fell off from the mounting mechanism. Because it's cheap and the pop-filter itself is doing a great job, I can't say it's a bad product, so it gets 4 stars from me.

Very good double layer pop filter - catches most plosives without dulling the sound of the microphone.

The filter material is quite thin, but works very well.

The mounting hole on the filter seems to be the only "weak" part of the product, but for now it's holding up very, very well.

The included gooseneck is sturdy enough to let you place the filter when needed, and keeps its position very well.

Overall, very good filter, especially for the price.
I would recommend getting this one if you're looking for an inexpensive yet perfectly functional pop filter.