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SoundAssured Pop shield

The least expensive pop filter on this shelf, with a 360-degree swivel mount, a screw that holds it in place and seven microphones named as compatible — and no mesh layer count published at all.

SoundAssured pop filter on its gooseneck and clamp

SoundAssured Pop shield

The least expensive pop filter on this shelf, with a 360-degree swivel mount, a screw that holds it in place and seven microphones named as compatible — and no mesh layer count published at all.

Mount
A 360° swivel mount on a flexible gooseneck, with an adjustable clamp and a securing screw which SoundAssured states stops the filter falling
Stated compatibility
Rode PSA1, ATR2500, the MXL series, Blue Yeti, Blue Spark, Blue Snowball, Samson C01U — seven microphones named, the longest list on this shelf
Layers
SoundAssured puts nothing in writing on this. Two filters on this shelf publish a layer count — two and three
Diameter
SoundAssured puts nothing in writing on this. One filter here publishes 6 in
Gooseneck length
SoundAssured puts nothing in writing on this. One filter here publishes 12.4 in
Clamp capacity
SoundAssured puts nothing in writing on this. One filter here publishes shafts up to 18 mm (0.71 in)
In the box
1 pop shield. SoundAssured states plainly that the microphone is not included
Material
SoundAssured puts nothing in writing on this — not mesh, not metal, not foam
Amazon reference
B01N4EXHJJ
EAN
0738095387262
  • The least expensive pop filter on this shelf
  • Seven microphones named as compatible, which is the longest list here
  • No layer count, no diameter and no material published — nothing about the filter itself

Best for: A first pop filter for one of the seven microphones it names, where the price decides it.

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Specifications

Mount
A 360° swivel mount on a flexible gooseneck, with an adjustable clamp and a securing screw which SoundAssured states stops the filter falling
Stated compatibility
Rode PSA1, ATR2500, the MXL series, Blue Yeti, Blue Spark, Blue Snowball, Samson C01U — seven microphones named, the longest list on this shelf
Layers
SoundAssured puts nothing in writing on this. Two filters on this shelf publish a layer count — two and three
Diameter
SoundAssured puts nothing in writing on this. One filter here publishes 6 in
Gooseneck length
SoundAssured puts nothing in writing on this. One filter here publishes 12.4 in
Clamp capacity
SoundAssured puts nothing in writing on this. One filter here publishes shafts up to 18 mm (0.71 in)
In the box
1 pop shield. SoundAssured states plainly that the microphone is not included
Material
SoundAssured puts nothing in writing on this — not mesh, not metal, not foam
Amazon reference
B01N4EXHJJ
EAN
0738095387262

A 360° swivel mount on a flexible gooseneck, an adjustable clamp, and a securing screw which SoundAssured states will stop the filter falling. Seven microphones named as compatible: Rode PSA1, ATR2500, the MXL series, Blue Yeti, Blue Spark, Blue Snowball, Samson C01U.

The screw is the detail worth having. A pop filter that droops mid-session is the commonest complaint about the whole category — a gooseneck holds until it does not, and then the filter is six inches lower than the mouth. A screw that locks the mount addresses it, and it is a sentence most listings on this shelf leave out.

The seven named microphones are the longest compatibility list here, against six on one filter and three on another. It is also the wrong list for the question most buyers have: a clamp grips a stand, not a microphone, and the page for another filter on this shelf makes that its con — a clamp needs something to clamp to. One filter here publishes a capacity of 18 mm (0.71 in) and this one publishes none.

And then the gap. No layer count. No diameter. No material. On a pop filter those three are the specification: one layer of mesh stops the worst of a plosive, two with an air gap stop considerably more, and this listing says nothing about which it is. Two filters on this shelf publish a count — two layers and three — and one publishes a diameter of 6 inches.

What arrives, SoundAssured is clear about: one pop shield, and the microphone is not included.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $6 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-07. The live price is at the top of the page.

The questions players ask

Will it fit my stand?

The listing names microphones rather than stands, and the clamp is described as adjustable without a figure. The page for another filter on this shelf makes the point as a con in its own words: a clamp needs something to clamp to, so check the stand or the desk edge. One filter here publishes a capacity — shafts up to 18 mm (0.71 in) — and it is the only one that answers the question in advance.

How many layers of mesh does it have?

The listing does not say, and on a pop filter that is the specification. A single layer stops the worst of a plosive; two layers with an air gap between them stop considerably more, and one filter on this shelf publishes exactly that. Another publishes three — mesh, metal and foam. This one publishes a mount, a screw and a compatibility list, and nothing about the thing doing the work.

Instruments it is stated to fit

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