Detail 01
Fits PR30 and PR40 only
Both share a body diameter. Screens cut for smaller mics will slip or stretch out of shape.

Independent shopping perspective
A windscreen sized for the Heil PR30 and PR40. Buy it if you work close to those mics and need to control breath and plosives.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Both share a body diameter. Screens cut for smaller mics will slip or stretch out of shape.
Detail 02
No stand hardware or gooseneck to position, so it travels with the mic and stays put on a boom.
Detail 03
Reads as part of the mic on camera rather than a separate accessory in the shot.
Detail 04
Sits on the grille instead of a few inches out, so it takes up no space between you and the mic.
Detail 05
A wear item at accessory pricing — worth having a clean spare if the mic gets shared.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's specified for the PR30 and PR40. Other models in the line have different body dimensions, so fit isn't guaranteed.
Slightly. Anything over the grille takes a small amount off the top end. The trade is fewer plosives and less breath noise.
A windscreen if you want nothing between you and the mic and need to handle moving air. A pop filter if you want maximum plosive control on a fixed vocal position.
It's sized to grip the PR30/PR40 body. Check the fit before a live set — a loose screen will creep on a hand-held mic.
Reference
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