Royer PS101 Metal Pop Screen with goose neck attachmentA pop filter that doesn't filter your sound along with the pops. Look through a Royer PS 101 pop filter and you will see the mic clearly. The secret is the special louvered metal that deflects wind downwards while letting sound go directly through (see the PS 101 Close Up). The PS 101 will last for many years (try that with your nylon!), it can be cleaned with soap and water, and it looks good too!

the MKH 440 is already protected against low wind or turbulence

The removable boom arm adjusts in angle for precise mic placement

The JS-MCTB200 Tripod Mic Stand with Telescoping Boom resists tipping and is built tough to withstand every-day use

The unit has one XLR input along with an 1/8" input and 3 sets of stereo RCA inputs

) Laser-engraved on the plate is a complete set of configuration information so that field setup can be fast and accurate

Easy disposal

æSamson's new SR450 Studio Headphones deliver excellent sound in the studio

the recording format used is 48kHz/24-bit mono WAV(BWF format)

Wideband UHF (470-900 MHz) Remote Antenna for Shure UHF Receivers

Rugged die-cast metal handle

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