This is a double pop filter, which I'm surprised isn't in the product description. The filter seems like it might pop out easily (as described by another reviewer), and yes the neck is a pain to position. For the price though, it's worth the extra 5 seconds to position the thing.

I never liked Nady products, but I figured for the price, I'd give the Nady MPF-6 pop filter a shot. Well, the filter itself works. That's about all I can say for it. Getting the arm to stay in place takes an act of congress. I doubt Pam Anderson could keep this thing up. This thing does little more than some duct take, a wire clothes hanger, and a pair of your mommy's nylons. Probably could have got the cheaper one and had the same (or better) result. Oh well. I should have listened to my own advice. My home studio shant suffer, and I won't let if affect my performance.

Look at the photo. Where is the majority of the weight held? These things fall apart very qickly because of that design flaw. Some, at this price are welded: no difference. If one does any recording at all, you can SAVE money by spending for a properly engineered pop screen!

I just got this today and I'm totally dissatisfied with it. First off the goose neck does not hold it's position very well. It keeps drifting down from the original placement. It's not very tight. Second, the clamping system is not very good either. It's very cheap. Actually the whole thing is just cheap. Poor material quality. Although it will work with some adjustments I would recommend paying a little more for a better one.

I didn't think I would absolutely need one of these, nor did I think they did a whole lot, but I was wrong. While it doesn't completely elliminate pops and clicks, it reduces them to a manageable level, and if you position yourself correctly, you shouldn't hear anything at all as far as pops or clicks. My only complaint is that the gooseneck doesn't always stay in the same spot due to the base being somewhat loose. Other than that, it's perfect. Protects your mic in so many ways, you really do need one.