Product Description

Nady Systems has been designing, manufacturing, and marketing wireless microphones since 1976. One of the first wireless innovators, Nady Systems has sold close to two million wireless systems worldwide, and continues to provide the most innovative and high performance products at the most competitive prices.

Product Details

• Brand: Nady
• Model: MPF-6
• Dimensions: 8.10" h x 1.20" w x 14.10" l, .95 pounds

Features

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

Customer Reviews

Good pop filter/ Bad price tag
Well its does take out the pop in your recordings, but this cost too much money, for something so simple, they should not charge $20.00 for something so easy to make.

Works great!
I purchased this pop filter to help with my online training video recordings. It's bigger than I thought it would be and well built, except perhaps for the clamp. The clamp appears to be a little flimsy, but the unit has been moved around a bit and it's still holding together. I'm very happy with it and it works better than a windsock and I can use it on both USB and condenser mics.

Every person with a mic should use one...
I have been into audio recording for a while now, and always wanted to get a pop filter, but never did. Always looked at the and said, how does that make a different. Well I finally opted for the Nady MPF-6, as it seemed like the name was well known and there was positive reviews. So let me say that Im sorry I have not bought this sooner. It really works well, it still passes very good quality of your voice, and any words that have that blowing effect is not picked up. In general it will cut down about 70% of any words that generally cause a spike in the wave form to be normal. It will make for much easier post editing.

The gooseneck design is sturdy, the clamp works excellent, used it on a Samson spider mount but clamp to most circular stands easily. I use it with a Samson CO1U microphone, very very please. One complaint is the screw that holds the gooseneck part to the clamp arm depending how you move the gooseneck will cause this to loosen, this is the only fault I have with the design, not major, but could have made that a more solid piece as I am not ware why one would ever need to loosed or adjust that park of the mount.