Gator FrameworksCases Split Level Double Layered Pop Filter with Attachment Clamp; Fits Most Standard Microphone Stands (GM-POP FILTER)

Very nicely constructed shock mount. Works very well with my Electro-Voice RE20. Have an O.C. White desk-mounted microphone arm which is great but transmits every bit of vibration from the table to the microphone. This shock mount completely eliminated the problem -- and it looks good to boot. Is it pricey? Yes, but to me it's worth it.

This pop filter works perfectly fine and is good quality. I honestly don’t understand the reviews that said that this doesn’t work as intended because it doesn’t hold the pop filter… That almost deterred me from buying a perfectly good and high quality pop filter. It’s designed so you clamp a pop filter on a stand, and it’ll hold, why wouldn’t that work? After taking a chance I’m so confused as to why a review would say anything near a problem with the clamp. The clamp is extremely sturdy, I'd have to try really hard for it to not work as intended... how is it possible that it’ll be loose for them? They possibly received a defective product

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Universal-ish... Had to return because my Monoprice 600800 large diaphragm condenser wouldn't fit, just barely. These mics are allegedly manufactured at the same factory as MXL mics, so I suspect MXL owners have a similar experience.Looks to be a solid mic clip, Gator is usually a reliable brand. Double check your microphone specs if you've got a large diaphragm mic, otherwise you should be in good shape!

Product uses a cheap rubber shock mount that broke within the first week of very, very, very light duty use. I'm not moving this microphone much at all. I am not a professional pod caster/streamer. See picture where it sheared. The mount design in itself is great, but I can't see this holding up to any serious use. Gator Frameworks needs to do some serious quality control to fix their plastic/rubber quality at the manufacturer level.DO NOT BUY!