Keep your mics dry and your speakers safe!

Your microphone is begging you for the CAD EPF-15A 6-Inch Flexible Pop Filter. Would you take your brand new microphone into the shower with you? Didn't think so! But every time your singer starts belting out the chorus, they're bathing that mic in a spray of moisture. What's more, when they sing a word that starts with "p" or "b," the VU meters go ballistic! Here's the solution—the CAD Pop Filter. The washable nylon mesh screen gently breaks up that explosive rush of air while allowing high frequencies through and keeping moisture out. The flexible gooseneck holder and swivel mount make it easy to put the Pop Filter exactly where you need it!

CAD EPF-15A 6-Inch Flexible Pop Filter Features:

• Stops plosives
• Protects your mic
• Flexible gooseneck holder
• Swivel mount for easy positioning

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CAD EPF-15A 6-Inch Flexible Pop Filter Specifications:

• 6" diameter circular pop filter; flexible gooseneck holder; universal mic stand clamp.

CAD EPF-15A 6-Inch Flexible Pop Filter

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Serves me quite well

Posted by Death from Cleveland on Feb 9, 2010

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Fluid

Reviewer's Play Style: Inventive

Had mine for a few years now, works great. I like the removable mesh filter since it allows you to alternate materials and experiment. Yes, the inner ring can slip out but it's not prone nor does it just jump free out of nowhere.

I don't notice any difference in frequency response in the tests I've done, just a cleaner response and no dulling of my voice.

I had oiginally used mine mainly for miking my guitar amp to kill transient noise, works great.

The knob for locking it onto your boom needs a good amount of muscle when locking it into position and this relates to my only criticism. It drives a bolt directly against the metal shaft of the boom. No plate with rubber padding between the bolt and boom shaft for protection and better gripping so I simply made my own. A piece of rectangular clear plastic cut from a CD spindle cover and some rubber used for feet on appliances.

Beyond that, it's just as good as any you see running 4 times the cost. Possibly better since you can insert different screen materials. Just be aware that if someone unfamiliar with it is fussing with the ring, they may pop it free and frown upon your gear lol.

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It's ok.

Posted by Louis Friend from New Orleans, LA on Nov 21, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Home Recording, Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Metal, Jazz, Funk, Expirimental

I got it free when i bought a new condenser. It's pretty cheeply made. Nothing stays tight to long, and thus it requires a lot of adjustment to keep it going. It filters pops well enough though, it's just kinda agrivating because it comes loose so much. But hey, I got it free so I'm happy :p

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Very Nice

Posted by Nick from Cleveland on Mar 24, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: experimental

Reviewer's Play Style: Grindcore/Deathcore

This Pop filter is very nice and the long goose neck gives the user the flexibility to move it in many ways, one complaint is that the plastic that holds the mesh had a tendancy to slip out of place, Overall very good!!!

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super glue anyone?

Posted by travdor from Fredericton, NB on Nov 1, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Alternative

ya so the actual filter broke off the day i got it...not exactly strong...filter is nice though

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Great pop filter for the money

Posted by Timmy G. from Shenandoah, VA on May 3, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: ameteur home producer/ musician/ songwriter

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, hip hop & groovadelic

I don't know why they wouldn't mention this in the ad, but this is a double sided pop filter. I haven't seen any this good at this price. Got mine free with a microphone also, the Rode NT1A. I've got another pop filter I payed twenty bucks for & I'm using it junction with this one to create a three stage filter. Can't say much for the build or it's durability as I just got mine today, but so far the gooseneck has been pretty flexible and stays in place well. If you're having trouble positioning in front of an upright mic, hang the mic upside down from the shockmount and bring the pop filter under and up. Overall at this price I'd say buy it, it is afterall a two stage filter;^]

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CAD EPF-15A 6-Inch Flexible Pop Filter

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