THRONMAX P1 kaksikerroksinen nailonverkkopop-suodatin 350 mm hanhenkaulalla ja yleisruuvikiinnikkeellä, musta

Plosive bursts and harsh sibilance can ruin an otherwise perfect vocal take. The THRONMAX P1 pop filter solves this by placing a double-layer nylon mesh barrier between your mouth and the microphone, diffusing air pressure before it hits the capsule. The result is cleaner, more professional recordings without the need for post-production fixes.

Who is it for

Podcasters, streamers, voice-over artists, and musicians who demand broadcast-quality audio. Whether you're recording in a studio or at a desk, the P1's universal clamp and flexible gooseneck adapt to any setup.

Main features

• Double-layer nylon mesh effectively reduces plosives (p, b, t sounds) and softens sibilance.
• 350 mm fully adjustable metal gooseneck holds its position for precise placement.
• Universal screw clamp fits microphone stands, booms, and desk mounts with diameters up to 30 mm.
• 150 mm filter diameter provides ample coverage for large-diaphragm condenser microphones.
• Tool-free installation: simply clamp on and position in seconds.
• Durable plastic frame with metal grille protects the mesh while maintaining acoustic transparency.

Specifications

• Filter type: Double-layer nylon mesh
• Filter diameter: 150 mm
• Gooseneck length: 350 mm
• Mounting mechanism: Screw clamp
• Clamp opening range: Up to 30 mm
• Primary function: Plosive reduction, sibilance control
• Acoustic principle: Acoustic diffusion and absorption
• Screen material: Nylon
• Number of screens: 2
• Gooseneck material: Metal
• Filter frame material: Plastic frame with metal grille
• Clamp material: Plastic/Metal
• Color: Black
• Compatibility: Universal microphone stand attachment
• Adjustability: Fully flexible gooseneck
• Application: Studio recording, podcasting, broadcasting, voice-overs
• Effective sound improvement: Cleaner vocals, reduced popping sounds
• Installation: Tool-free attachment

Tips

Position the filter 2–4 inches from the microphone and speak at a slight angle to further reduce plosives. For best results, ensure the gooseneck is not touching the microphone body to avoid transferring vibrations.