Pop Audio Pop Filter Review

Now let’s talk about the filters as a whole. The box comes with the three interchangeable filters in different materials; fabric, metal, and foam. The fabric filter is the classic option, which is universal for most recording situations. The metal filter is made of two disks with hundreds of 0.8 mm holes, offering acoustic transparency and ease of cleaning and maintenance. I discovered the biggest advantage of the metal filter during a child’s recording at the studio. What is the first thing they did in the booth after they finished checking the softness of the walls treatment and bass traps? They dipped their fingers into a pop filter’s fabric. Not anymore, not after the construction of the new metal version. And now let’s take a look at the last interchangeable option; the foam filter. It has excellent air blasts and moisture protection and, a very accurate frequency response, resulting in great transparency in recordings. All filters are attachable using twist-and-click bayonet mechanism so that no time is wasted. Another good thing about these filters is the scientific research that went into the new design; it provides the measured frequency response for each filter.