Metal pop filters

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Hello there people of HR, I have recently made a thread about the difference between metal pop filters and mesh pop filters. Now, my question is: What brands do you guys recommend for the metal one? I've tried getting the Stedman one on amazon but apparently it doesn't ship to Singapore and the local stores sell it for about $80, whereas I can get it online for about $50-60.

Any help will be appreciated.
 
That's weird.
Everything in the world ships out of Singapore and you can't get a low cost metal pop filter into the country.

What's this world coming to?
 
Am wondering how hard it would be to make a metal pop filter .....
 
I get mine from the cascade microphone website. They are pretty inexpensive, but I don't know where they will.ship to.
 
Farview said:
I get mine from the cascade microphone website. They are pretty inexpensive, but I don't know where they will.ship to.
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How does the cascade pop filter work? Can I have a sample of it?


Guys, may I know your opinion of this and this? The avantone one claims to NOT filter out high frequencies and is washable! Any comparison etc?
 
I'm not sure that a sample can demonstrate how a pop-filter sounds... I mean how would you test it? Now I belive that nylon and metal popfilters act a bit different (as the mesh sizes are different), but this is a bit ridiculous. :P No offence Darren.

I have both types of popfilters - the metal ones are by SE Electronics and I really don't think they are worth the price (47€/piece) as the gooseneck is sometimes too weak to hold the mesh properly in place.
 
Not far off in the distant future ..... there will be force field pop filters. ;)
 
moresound said:
Not far off in the distant future ..... there will be force field pop filters. ;)
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Sounds too good to be true man, but may I know your thoughts on the Avantone Pop filter? It looks pretty neat.
 
Pretty hair, that is! Do you call cooking putting hot pockets in the oven or heating up noodle cups? :D
 
I do at least 90% of the cooking in this house...and I have practically no hair. (What hair I do have would never be described as pretty.)

Oh, and I don't do pre-processed foods
 
No processed crap here either. Actuall cooking of real food, with natural seasonings, is the only way to mix. :)
 
I have bought the cascade pop filter - Thanks guys for all the suggestions, I will remember it! Hope to receive the pop filter soon.
 
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