YOUSHARESNT1-A Microphone Pop Filter - Mic Foam Windscreen Cover for Rode NT1-A, NT2-A, NTK, K2 Rode Podcaster

Like a few others reported, even after letting the foam sit out overnight, it was still deformed and looked wonky on a microphone. I was a little frustrated, especially when I saw other reviews saying the same thing. "Why hadn't I looked at the reviews before I purchased?", I thought.However, after a few searches I came across a YouTube video showing how to restore it:Rinse it with warm water and squish it through the foam a few times. Probably want to give it a good couple of shakes so it's not dripping wet, then set it down somewhere* to dry.It worked like a charm for me!* Unfortunately, when I came in to write this review, one of the dogs got a hold of it and played around with it for a few minutes, so I will have to go wash it again. This time, I will put it somewhere SAFE to dry. :D

This is a great windscreen! I know... I hate to be this person but the windscreen didn't fully bounce back after I took it out of it's packaging which is disappointing... It's a minor thing that doesn't effect the job it does but because I am working towards recording a podcast via video, everything has to look decent. When I say that this windscreen didn't bounce back, I mean there are two LARGE creases on each side of it that I just can't hide from the camera... If you're on a tight budget, rock this sucker BUT if you can afford it, just go with the OEM from Rode.

I actually used this for my hyperx quadcast s and it fits pretty well. Definitely improves the sound quality and does what a pop filter is supposed to. Also I just put a tiny piece of aluminum foil inside so when I tap the top I can still use the capacitive touch mute button on my quadcast through the pop filter!

Great easy fix for plosives on my Rode Procaster.

Fits my Rode NT1A and would likely fit most large format mics. Not stinky or weird, nice texture and madeA huge difference in P pops and sibilance right away