YOUSHARES SM7B Pop Filter for Shure SM7B Mic, SM7B Windscreen Compatible with Shure SM7B Dynamic Vocal Microphone. RK345 and A7WS windscreen Replacement

So soft. Haven't been able to test it yet but it seems like it will work amazing. Honestly I want a comforter made out of this. Anyone know where I can get that? Fits great. Looks classy. Will be ordering another for my other mic

I've bought several of this brand pop filter. This style that is somewhat firm, seems to block plosives better than the super soft and thin type that are prevalent. I have used this filter on sm58 type mics as well and while not practical for stage use, it works nicely in the podcast studio. I would not need to wash this often, but I do wash them with lemon scented dish soap and like the smell it leaves behind! Took about two days to dry but if I had thought about it, I would have put it in front of the fan to dry and it probably would have dryed overnight. But overall, a nice replacement for the sure "close talker" pop filter supplied with the sm7b. They'll also fit the Fifine 688 and presonus pd-70.

Really pleased with this pop filter so far. I'm using it with a Shure MV7 (which is essentially a USB+XLR mini version of the SM7B). The MV7 is an excellent mic but notoriously sensitive to plosions. Replacing the inadequate foam screen it comes packed with is a must. Thankfully, windscreens designed for the SM7B fit it perfectly, and make a HUGE difference in sound quality. And, additionally, they make the MV7 look like a SM7B, which just gives your production suite a more pro appearance. I swap between two different windscreens depending on my usage. When I'm on camera, I use the Shure RK345 foam. It looks great (just like the SM7B), and sounds way better than the included MV7 foam. But it doesn't block all the plosives and is better suited to off-axis speaking a short distance from the mic. I use this larger, rounder foam pop filter for voiceovers where I talk close up on the mic. There's a noticeable improvement in plosive blocking over the RK345, and it's lightyears better than the MV7's included foam. I achieve that nice, clean, flat-but-warm NPR / audiobook narrator sound, and can get that Roman Mars signature warm-and-wooly tone, too. It's very easy to swap the foams. With a baseline level of care, this should last a very long time. Recommended.

Runs a little loose but I used a clear rubber band and it made it fit perfectly and you couldn’t even tell it’s there. Noticed a significant change in my audio as well.

I love it. It fits my mv7+ perfectly. I hadnt seen any reviews from anyone who tried it for this mic and I was told this wind filter wouldn’t fit the mv7+ but it does perfectly :) It doesn’t squeeze or smash the pop filter that came with my mic.

While this was cheaper than a genuine Shure replacement, it was a bit disappointing, even for the low price. It was thin, and not form-fitted at all. It came folded in half, flattened, and fits somewhat like a loose sock. I haven't yet had the opportunity to test the audio qualities of the foam, itself. However, the last time I got a replacement for this mic (seems every few years the foam goes bad) it was a much higher-quality item in terms of form, construction and shape. The previous one also had a fitting ring. This product had none; it just is a piece of foam, loosely fitting around the inner frame. I gave it 2/5 as it does seem to more or less perform the purpose for which it was intended, just is a cheap, poor quality substitute for the original. UPDATE - I lowered this to one star, because I realized the screen falls right off the microphone, when in an inverted position (which is often how the SM7 is mounted on a boom). No way to make it fit better, that I can see. Therefore, it's mostly useless.

This windsock for a microphone was a fantastic pick. It fits perfectly over the regular sized microphones ive gotten, and immediately makes a huge difference in sound quality. If you have an open, exposed microphone with persistent wind-sound issues from things like an air conditioning vent, pc fans, ceiling fan, or breathing close to the microphone, this will help tremendously, if not, totally eliminate those background sounds.

I bought this as a backup windscreen for an SM7B and it's just ok. Takes a little stretching and massaging to get into place and there's no plastic ring that "snaps" it into the right place like on the stock Shure foam windscreen. Nice to have as a backup, but if I've got the extra cash I'm springing for the real McCoy.

開封時はシワシワですが、濡らして乾かしたら良い感じになりました。

Ok

The product was delivered quick and in perfect condition. Love it!

EDIT: After using it for a few weeks, I notice it is not a snug fit around the MV7, can easily be knocked and pushed up. Basically just loose on there which is annoying. I've put in some gaff tape inside to see if it'll be a better solution Bought this as a replacement / upgrade for my Shure MV7 since the plosives are worse on its original pop filter compared with the SM7B filter. Testing it out with a recording it performed basically identically to the original RK345 (SM7B filter) and much better than the MV7 filter, as expected. It also looks cleaner on the MV7 than the RK345 since it matches the same black as the OEM filter (while the RK345 is greyer in colour) and it doesn't have the clip in ring at the bottom, the same as the MV7 OEM just being flush foam. Could even cut it down a bit to make it appear similar. It is definitely thicker than the original MV7 filter but not as thick as the RK345 (as seen in the light tests) Left to right photos/light tests: Amazon filter, MV7 original, SM7B original (RK345)

Shipped poorly in a tight bag so that when you open the mic foam it's all bent and out of shape. Looks ridiculous. Seems to work just fine though so I would recommend the product if they had a better way of shipping it without it being bent and crushed.