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style: Microphone Shield
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- Includes all assembly and mounting hardware | Branding/Logo on Product May Differ
- Dual clamp mount attaches to mic stands or booms up to 1.25" diameter.
- Features a standard 3/8" microphone threaded mount and includes a 3/8" to 5/8" thread adapter
- Measures about 17.3" x 15.4" x 5.5" when folded for storage
- Acoustic foam front and vented metal back plate. The two outer panels can be folded inward for storage or for creating a tighter acoustic isolation chamber.
Description
Ambient and reflected sound can be a problem when recording acoustic and vocal tracks, especially in a "live" Studio environment. Block unwanted sounds from entering your microphone by using this microphone isolation shield from Monoprice! This acoustic shield features an acoustic foam front and a vented metal back plate, which allows the microphone to "breathe" And prevents reflections within the arc of the shield. It uses a dual clamp mounting bracket, which attaches to booms or stands up to 1 1/4" In diameter. The two outer panels can be folded inward for storage or for creating a tighter acoustic isolation chamber. The shield features a standard 3/8" Microphone threaded mount and includes a 3/8" To 5/8" Thread adapter. The shield can be used in a normal upright orientation or can be Inverted, so that the microphone hangs down inside the chamber. All assembly and mounting hardware is included.
Color: Black
Brand: Monoprice
Material: Foam,Metal
Item Weight: 0.32 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 3.2 x 16.3 x 7.5 inches
Style: Microphone Shield
Base Type: Pedestal
Item Weight: 5.1 ounces
Product Dimensions: 3.2 x 16.3 x 7.5 inches
Item model number: 602650
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: November 18, 2013
Color Name: Black
Material Type: Foam,Metal
Size: Desktop Adjustable
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style: Microphone Shield
The Monoprice Microphone Isolation Shield is a very well-constructed piece of gear that is highly configurable. I use it now on top of a boom microphone stand to do vocals for songs that I record. As far as noise isolation goes, the shield has performed great. I used to get a lot of room noise that would change EQ and reverb, but with this shield, the vocal signal is much cleaner. The difference in the final mix is noticeable. I wish I had known something like this existed long ago. It has also worked well to record a harp - the signal is very clean. The shield itself is constructed of metal. It may very well be bulletproof. There are connectors for a normal mic stand post, a bracket to connect the shield to a mic stand post (in case you have a boom on your mic stand), and feet to put the shield on a table. It is highly configurable as well as highly useful. The quality seems top-notch, particularly for the price point. So why knock off a star if this shield works well and is built well? The quality of the shield is its downfall - it is extremely heavy. That could result in a mic stand falling over if care is not taken when using it. I was initially using it with a boom, but found that if I removed the feet and the bracket (as well as the boom from the mic stand), that removed at least a few pounds, which helps. You are not going to use this shield on a cheapie mic stand; this will require a good, heavy-duty stand and some care in setup. I'm using a tripod-base stand, which works. I have doubts on how well it would work on a round-base stand. Overall, I highly recommend this isolation shield. It has worked very well for me, although it took some fiddling to get it right. That is par for the course with musical equipment, so I wasn't too surprised. Just be aware of what you're getting into and plan accordingly. This will do you right.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 23, 2021 by Amethysta Herrick
style: Microphone Shield
DISCLAIMER: I am NOT a professional studio engineer with decades of experience. Any advice I give is reciprocated from credible sources and verified by my limited experience. I am, however, an audiophile and you can be assured I'll provide an objective opinion. My whole idea when building my studio was to buy high quality equipment that would last me a long time, rather than buying cheap or budget alternatives that would need to be upgraded in several years. For a reflection shield, the Monoprice model fits the bill. Obviously, it's a little pricey, but for the price you're getting numerous benefits. The stand can be set up three different ways: #1: on a desk with the included feet #2: clamped onto a stand or #3 screwed into the top of a stand. HOWEVER, since this shield is quite hefty (a bit awkward setting it up, but totally doable on your own), I found the clamp system to be somewhat gimmicky. Unless you have a serious microphone stand and some heavy counterweights, it will DEFINITELY tip if you use the clamp feature. The good news is that if you simply screw it into the top of a (heavy-duty) microphone stand, you'll be fine (: I don't move the stand around very much, but I'm not afraid at all of tipping or any accidents happening. As a side note: the stand I purchased with the shield was Post Audio's Heavy Duty Mic Stand (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ALLX5FA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08__o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I understand this comes with a price tag as well, but when you're investing in high quality equipment--such as this shield, which could last you a lifetime--you don't want to cheap out. Now, past the logistics: this shield performs its job. I bought the shield to help block out reflections while recording vocals as well as to attempt to block out sounds from vents or outside. It does the job as expected--decently. I definitely notice the highs being a little crisper when compared to using the mic alone without the shield. Does it take the place of acoustic treatment? Of course, not. Would it be better than nothing? Yes, probably. As most studio engineers would recommend, when just starting out it's better to spend some money on acoustic paneling and get your room sounding a little cleaner. But if you're on an extremely tight budget, this might be the best option. This shield will clean up your vocals or voice-overs, but it WILL NOT solve fundamental problems in your room's acoustics. For a podcaster, voice-over artist, or other recording professional, this shield will give you a significant boost in quality. For musicians or producers, the boost in quality will be nominal. Regardless, the shield performed exactly as intended and I would recommend it to anyone who knows exactly why they need a shield like this. Please leave a comment if you have any questions!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 17, 2019 by Matthew Mehrtens Matthew Mehrtens
style: Microphone Shield
Easy to set up and use. Blocks noise. Would buy again if needed.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 28, 2023 by Macario J.
style: Microphone Shield
I wasn't expecting much from this product. It was fairly cheap and for what it promised I assumed it was a bit on the gimmicky side. I don't have any way to treat the room I record in for sound, so I wanted something that would at least improve my recordings. When researching, it was all over the place whether these things really work, most so-called "professionals" claiming they are all garbage. Of course it's those same people (with their $100,000 studio setups) that tend to think any product that isn't vastly overpriced is garbage, in general. And that if you don't spend thousands of dollars acoustically treating your room then everything you record is pointless. Anyway. The truth is, this product is amazing. The construction of it is on the cheap side, mostly the mounting parts of it, but once you get it setup (without worrying it will fall) the difference in recording quality is dramatic. My acoustic guitar and vocal recordings suddenly sounded like I was in a nice vocal booth, the tracks sitting in the mix wonderfully without clouding anything up. Mixing became a lot more fun. Beyond that, performing actually became easier when recording because it sounded so much better. I have no doubt that an actual treated vocal booth is superior, but this isolation dude is amazingly effective. I'm so happy I bought this and only wish I would have years sooner. If you're like me, writing and recording music being an important part of your life, but are not able to go the full studio route, then I highly recommend this. Just be patient with getting it set up, it'll work. And once it is, you'll notice the difference immediately.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 21, 2021 by Robert Lucas
style: Microphone Shield
I got what I paid for. I am happy with my order. The item looks great quality.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 14, 2023 by Fena86