Detail 01
Reflection filter, not a soundproof booth
It absorbs reflections coming back at the mic. Sound still enters the room and still leaks out of it.

Independent shopping perspective
Portable acoustic shield that mounts behind a mic to cut room reflections. For recording vocals in an untreated room or bedroom.


Strong match
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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
It absorbs reflections coming back at the mic. Sound still enters the room and still leaks out of it.
Detail 02
Wraps around the rear and sides of the mic, so the capsule hears less of the wall behind you.
Detail 03
The stand carries both filter and mic. Lightweight or short-legged stands can tip forward under the load.
Detail 04
Sits behind the mic, so it dampens the rear pickup pattern without dulling the direct sound of the voice.
Detail 05
Set it up for a session, break it down after. Nothing gets mounted to a wall or ceiling.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It reduces reflections reaching the mic, which makes recordings sound less roomy. It does not stop traffic, neighbors, or air conditioning from getting into the track.
You need a solid one. The filter adds weight in front of the stand's center, so a light or narrow-base stand can tip. A heavy boom stand with a counterweight works best.
It fits standard mic mounts and works with typical cardioid condensers and dynamics. Mics with rear pickup, like figure-8 patterns, benefit less since the filter targets the rear.
Yes. Spoken word in a small untreated room is exactly where it helps most — it takes the boxy reflection off the voice.
Reference
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