CAD EPF-15A 6-Inch Flexible Pop Filter Reviews

• Easy to use

  
  By A2WKZPRH9VAYY6 on 2006-03-08
  This pop filter does exactly what it purports to; the flexible neck *does* sacrifice a bit of flexibility in favor of stability, which can be a slight drawback if (like me) you use it on a tabletop mic stand. Still, quite recommended.
  
  

• Works well

  
  By APGVFSWA122Y7 on 2006-08-09
  The pop filter is of decent quality. The stand is not as flexible as I might have hoped, so it makes it hard to use it with the desktop Blue Snowball microphone that I have, but that's remedied by attaching it to the desk itself.
  
  

• This is a must for voice over artists!

  
  By A2GSR4UQMJFGEB on 2007-10-23
  I love this pop filter. I bought 4, and use them for my podcast, RoneyZone Radio. I won't record without one.
  
  

• Might find a better one.

  
  By ATDDLBSAPGXVD on 2007-02-24
  The screw/knob that tightens the gooseneck to the arm always comes undone very easily. I think they could have designed one that tightens better. Other than that this is a good pop screen to get going with.
  
  

• CAD EPF-15A 6-Inch Flexible Pop Filter

  
  By AQ7Q75TZ7ONY3 on 2007-03-08
  It's just OK. The gooseneck is very weak, but it still holds up the filter as long as you don't bump it. It's light, but it still works.
  
  

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