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I've also tried models with a single layer of material. Other than that, it's built well and is easy to adjust. It fits the bottom part of a stand, but that puts it too low to reach the mic.
I once bought another brand that has a spring clamp, and it is useless. I got around this problem by clamping it over a cord harness, or onto the boom housing. I liked it and bought a second one.
It just needs something wide enough to catch the tightening screw. They don't stop the pops as well as the double layer type, such as the CAD. The clamp on the CAD is a much better design.
The only problem is that it will not clamp to the thinner parts of a stand.
althought Ace Photo Digital (the store) it's not so good, they send it by national post when i asked and payed for an express shipping, it arrived ten days later from New York, USA to Toronto, CANADA. It's by far the cheapest POP filter but a very good quality one, it's huge, 6,5 inches filter, 13 inches flexible neck and 7 inches of separation from the place you put it on the mic stand, awesome for the price.
Save your money, be creative. Unless this is made of some material developed by NASA, you're just as well off stealing some of your mom's or girlfriend's nylons and stretching them over a wire hanger. Honestly, this product is no more complicated than that.
Definately a must have for the home studio frugal. the filter isn't the best on the market, but it gets the job done. I have had no problem with slipage off the stand with the screw mount or issues with it bending out of place (unless bumped). Great flexability - handy when I switch mic's I don't have to adjust the filter too much.
I won't record without one. I love this pop filter. I bought 4, and use them for my podcast, RoneyZone Radio.
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