AT2020 Pop Filter by Vocalbeat - Audio Technica AT2035 Condenser Mic Foam Windscreen from Quality Sponge Material - Mic AT2020 USB Pop Windscreen Filters Recording and Background Noises - Black Color

I was looking for a shock mount and foam windscreen for my AT2020 [XLR] so I could use it while gaming for voice. I'm glad I stumbled across this combo. Not only is it made for the AT2020, but buying them together saved me some money.Everything was easy to install. The foam windscreen simply slid on. I didn't need the included adapter for my stand (Pro Line MS112BK), but it doesn't hurt to have adapters laying around. The mic fit in the shock mount with no issues. The inside has a soft lining, not sure of the material honestly, which stops it from scratching the mic and helps it slide in easier. It holds the mic firm. No matter what position you put this in, the mic wont come out. On initial install the tilt felt a little loose. Since positioning it and tightening it down it hasn't slipped once in the short time I've owned it.I don't sit right up on my mic so I can't comment too much on the plosives, usually it is off to my front-left about 6-10". However this does tame some of the background noise I was getting. This is what I was looking for when I went with the foam windscreen. It does a good job helping reject noise from the back end of the mic while not effecting the sound quality from the front.In regards to the shock mount, we will see how long the bands last. Reading most reviews, at least for sub $30 shock mounts, I expect them to last 2-3 years. It helps quiet desk noise a ton. I use a desktop mic stand and I can now move it around without discord picking it up. It also quieted down the noise through the desk from typing and moving my mouse.Overall this was a great combo to go with my AT2020 [XLR]. If the bands do wear out in 2-3 years, I can see myself purchasing another one if it is still available.

Bought a different pop filter and returned it and got this one instead. So happy I did. This pop filter fits snug and does a great job at filtering out those pops and abrupt noises that it was made for. Happy with this purchase!

no absorbe al 100% la resonancia pero quedo perfecto en el Audio-Technica AT2020 Cardioid Condenser Studio XLR Microphone lo complemente con un Recording Microphone Isolation Shield - High-Density Acoustic Foam y la grabacion de mi voz mejoro bastante si lo recomiendo pero como dije antes necesitas complementarlo con algun otro Isolation Shield

Simple product, does exactly what it advertises. No complaints except maybe a bit more pricey than it needs to be.

Before I bought this windscreen, I was using a regular pop filter that clamped onto my microphone arm and it was very annoying to keep adjusting it to stay in front of my AT2035. So, I looked online and found this product and I think it was well worth the purchase. When it is initially removed from the package, a weird smell omits from the foam and it tends to linger for a few days so if you have your mic close to your face then this may annoy you. Eventually, the smell fades away and you're left with a windscreen that is definitely worth the money. The sound quality is great, it looks great, and it is not cheap feeling either. I definitely recommend this for anyone who is looking for a cheap yet quality product to help improve the audio of their microphone.

The fact that this package comes with both a windscreen AND a shockmount all for one low price is simply amazing. Furthermore, anyone buying this needs to keep in mind that the windscreen is designed for the Audio Technica at2020, whereas the shockmount could be used for any mic with a similar body structure. Windscreen works great and sits perfectly, and the shockmount is well padded.EXCEPTIONS:I gave this product five stars because, for the price, it is an amazing product. However, one could argue that the shockmount being made of plastic is more fragile than metal counterparts. The clasp that you squeeze to put the mic in feels a little fragile as well, but not too bad.One small negative might be the turn key that tightens the shockmounts tilt. Its not the strongest for holding up a heavy mic, so I found myself having to tighten it a lot for the shockmount to stay in the position I wanted it at. Besides that one small conundrum, I highly recommend this package for beginners and people on a tight budget.

Honestly, I was a little skeptical as to whether this product would be worth purchasing. Well, I’m super glad I purchased it. It’s excellent quality, and it helps keep out unnecessary noises when speaking into my microphone. Plus, it keeps the microphone protected.