On-Stage ASWS40B Windscreen for Pencil Microphones, Black

Works fantastically for pencil mics, and it is actually two foam parts, so it can fit different mic sizes within a spectrum.The inner foam fits the audio technica pencil mic perfectly, and works great for micing instruments, where the larger foam is unnecessary, but the smaller thin foam gives some peace of mind in a live situation?The size of the wind foam when both foam pieces are added to the mic, is a bit larger than the Audio Technica branded foam. So, the name branded version is perhaps better average, and looks a bit sleeker and more professional, but most of all give maximum pop filter protection with maximum clarity.I do worry slightly that the double foam style of this product might reduce clarity, but to be honest, I can't tell. What I can tell, is that is i more resistant of sibilance and plosives in speech when in use as a podium mic. So, for the price, and how I really use the mic, I prefer this product over the Audio Technica one, however, I think the Audio Technica one looks more professional and is a better average shape for multi use, with likely more clarity.But with this product, you kind of get 2 in 1 foam filters. the barely there "bikini" filter, and then the sort of dorky "lollipop" add on filter, that fit together and work as one. I assume this purpose is to make it fit any number of pencil mics, but it also makes it kind of jack of all trades and master of none. But luckily for me, I actually prefer it for my situation, because I wanted more protection from plosives from speakers.

Fits perfectly on Sennheiser E614 mic. Surprised it didn't come with one in the box, but this little cover worked great!

Even some slight wind breeze can occasionally been in unfortunately, for very minor and light consistent breeze it's good

Using this on a MXL 993. Snug, but a good fit.

I used this with a M-101/AIC aviation headset microphone and it is a perfect fit. Just fits over snugly and does not require any fastening.Quality is about the same as any other foam wind screen I have encountered.

I'm using mine with a cheap Shure PGA series condenser microphone and it just barely fits. While I'm glad it's snug, it's too narrow bore and the wrong pore demsity for most other small diaphragm condenser mikes. if you can somehow manage to stretch it enough to fit your microphone, the foam will be too thin to provide much filtering against plosives and breath noise.

Does exactly what it is supposed to do. Fits over pencil mics and helps filter out the pops. I was unable to use my instrument mic for vocals with just a regular pop screen but with this product I was able to skip out on buying a whole new mic.

These are pieces of foam with probably a 5,000% markup on them. Very frustrating that this is the only brand windscreen for the ubiquitous pencil mics to be found online anywhere. I have never overpaid for something so drastically (2 of them 😠)