Im getting this with the Audio Technica 2020, Witch pop filter would be good for this?
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I found the MXL 57 Microphone Shockmount (Black) to be the best as it has a screw connector that allows it to be placed on the stand where you need it. This would be my top pick for a good and easily mounted pop filter for this stand.
810928
Yes, very well. i would highly suggest a pop filter because it is a bit sensitive.
979562
The Audio-Technica AT311EP will replace the Technics P23, and you might hear an improvement in sound quality. It's probably the best p-mount cartridge you can get for about $30. A little cheaper is the Audio-Technica AT92ECD (practically the same cartridge) for about $5 less on average. You can't go wrong with either of these. Good Luck! P.S.---An added benefit of the AT92ECD cartridge is that it comes with a convenient small screwdriver to facilitate easier installation of the cartridge on your turntable. Another thing to note is that you would only use the p-mount cartridge, itself, and not the universal adapter supplied for non-p-mount turntables. I hope that helps!
187151
Yes, but you may be able to baffle the output. If not, a sponge filter or Azoo Mignon 60 fit perfectly :)
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It depends on your pop filter, but with the Blue Pop Filter I had to attach it to my stand bought separately!
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I bought this pop filter because the bracket that attaches to the blue yeti mic stand was to big and got in the way of the mobility of the mic. Only difference I can think of is some pop filters have a fine metal mesh screen this pop filter has a nylon mesh screen which I like better than metal
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As long as you have somewhere to put it, any pop filter will work with any microphone. So yes.
599490
You'll kind of need to get creative. There are plenty of ways to make it work. I have a pop filter attached to mine, and its clamp has a gap that's perfect for threading a mic cable. There isn't really a right or wrong way to do it; but yes, it IS possible!
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i haven't needed it dramatically, but if you use the mic very closely to your mouth you will need a pop filter
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Each person's voice is different, so the needs and results will vary for each person. I have noticed a big difference. Before having the pop filter, I could not speak directly into the mic; I had to speak just over top of the microphone to prevent it from picking up the pop sounds. Now, I can speak directly into it. It's not perfect, but it is a major improvement over not having it. In reality, you could use any brand pop filter with the mic as they all are supposed to do the same job.
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Yes it works great for voiceovers keep it close to you and I would recommend a pop filter which you can get from Amazon as well.
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Yes indeed, the "blue" pop filter is a universal pop filter that will work with any mic. I myself use a Samson mic with this filter.
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I can only tell you about the one I ordered. It came with a shock mount (not great quality and I needed to buy a new one after less than a year), and aluminimum case. It has a sponge wind shield which works great. I don't use a pop filter and P¡s are fine.
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The pop filter is sufficient enough. The foam mostly protects from dirt/debris/condensation. So depending on the environment you will use the Yeti in will determine whether you need the foam over the microphone.
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The best thing to do is to buy another headshell and install a dedicated widegroove 78 rpm cartridge. I use the Shure M78S. It comes jumpered for mono, but this was not compatable with my AT 120's, so I took the jumper off. Stick with original stylii as I haven't found an aftermarket one that works.
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YES it will! That's the only way I use it. You will need to do a little trial-and-error with where you screw the pop filter onto the stand, since you don't want it to interfere with the arm's movement. If you get everything attached and it seems too heavy, just tighten up the knob at the "elbow" joint. Works perfectly for me. Hope this helps!
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Yes, in fact, you can use a pop filter with virtually any microphone; it is just more difficult to mount a pop filter in front of some microphones because they have unusual mounting arrangements. The go mic is capatible with most pop filters. Tim