RØDEWS2 Pop Filter Wind Shield

To start off with, i was struggling to find a wind shield for my podmic the rode ws2 does not state whether it is compatible with the rode podmic or not, but i had to give it a go as i was using a cheap knock off windshield that barely covered the top of the microphone and can confirm its a snug fit for the podmic.i also noticed a difference in sound quality after fitting this windshield to my microphone.straight out the packet you can tell this ain't any normal windshield, this is made from quality and it really is a quality windshield.i'm happy with my purchase and in my opinion it is definitely worth the price tag.

Dont get me wrong, this is a pricey pop filter, but you get what you pay for. It fits perfectly on the on the Rode Podmic, unfortunately takes awyay the the visual appeal of the podmic. Get it on sale if you can.

First impression it was more solid and 'prickly' than I expected, but it slid over my PodMic just fine.I'm only really wanting it to stop my spit getting in the mic, because I like to work up close, and I imagine, since it is quite dense, that will work fine.Haven't noticed any particular effect on the sound quality, but the PodMic has a built-in pop filter and isn't subject to 'wind' other than my breath, so hard to tell.Quite expensive for a wind shield, but seems a quality item that should stand up for years.

I use this on my Podmic, and it has a perfect fit. For the price, you could likely easily get a generic clone, but this has had zero issues, which I don't think is a guarantee with the clones. Although, I've noticed that having it all the way on actually still caused some issues with popping noises making their way through. Instead, I put it slightly up, leaving a small airgap between the windshield and the mic, which made all plosive noises practically disappear - I've shown a photo of this for reference.Overall, it's a great product - albeit pricey, and you get exactly what you need for the price, along with the security of RODEs customer support in the very unlikely case you'll have an issue with it.

Perfect for a Rode NT2A. I initially bought a cheaper generic foam windshield which I wasn’t impressed with. Considering that this genuine Rode windshield only cost £3 more I wish I’d bought this in the first place. I would recommend this for the Rode NT2A and NT1A, and I imagine it will fit most other large diaphragm condenser mics perfectly.

I chose this on the basis of positive write-ups by others who own Audio-Technica AT2020 microphones. It fits perfectly. The reputation of Røde sets any doubts to rest. In practice there is a tiny 'muffling' effect, but this is easily compensated for with a touch of high frequency EQ, or enhancement if you have that in your microphone pre-amp line. If you try hard it's possible to induce some capsule overload, but again in practice there's no problem with plosives or any jarring side effects. For reasons I'm not at all sure of, I prefer this to the standard gooseneck mounted pop filter. Highly recommended.

I bought this for a Podmic but it fits on several other mics. It does an excellent job of minimising plosives for those who like to get close to the mic.

I purchased this for my NT1 which is used for radio broadcast and voice over recording. Whilst some of the more intimate sound is lost by adding this - it is negligible and this filter really protects from overwhelming pops etc. it also looks very good.