U47 Pop Filter

[Dr Gris]

Sorry for the confusion Dr.Gris

To clarify, I'd like one depending on price.

And I too have never joined Facebook and have no intention of ever doing so.

So far I think that's you and I out of everyone I know

Peace

Jim

Ha ha.... I guess we belong in the extinct species category...

Cheers
//M

 

[chefducuisine]

No guys - I am also one of the Facebook ignorants  ;D

 

[Jim50hertz]

yay! that's three, maybe we should start a facebook group?

oh wait... :

 

[EvLoutonian]

Did this project ever come about?

I'm still keen..

 

[fazeka]

Did this project ever come about?

I'm still keen..

+1

 

[Rlucas41]

Yes I would be interested in a few of them!

 

[RuudNL]

I know that this is a very old thread, but I found this one:
https://kytary.ie/mxl-pop-filter-pf-004-ss/HN226257/It is a bit a tight fit on a U47, but if you replace the rubber strip with something thinner, it works.

P.S: With a bit of aceton it is very easy to wipe off the MXL logo!

 

[Colorblind]

Interesting! I wonder how well those work. The Abbey Road ones had two (spaced) layers of mesh, and from what I've read, were designed more as "spit guards" rather than pop filters.

 

[Whoops]

P.S: With a bit of aceton it is very easy to wipe off the MXL logo!

That makes it more interesting for sure

 

[duantro]

I bought a pair of the telefunk USA pl05 pop filters and they’re useless as is. P’s, f’s, t’s,…. All distorting. I might try to put an inner layer or even try the pencil trick with a coffee stirrer, or just keep using the old faithful power stopper.

 

[RuudNL]

As far as I have tested them, they reduce the airflow considerably. But I didn't use them yet in a recording.