THRONMAX P1 Double-Layer Nylon Mesh Pop Filter with 350 mm Gooseneck and Universal Screw Clamp, Black

Plosive bursts and harsh sibilance can ruin an otherwise perfect vocal take. The THRONMAX P1 pop filter solves this by placing a double-layer nylon mesh barrier between your mouth and the microphone, diffusing air pressure before it hits the capsule. The result is cleaner, more professional recordings without the need for post-production fixes.

Who is it for

Podcasters, streamers, voice-over artists, and musicians who demand broadcast-quality audio. Whether you're recording in a studio or at a desk, the P1's universal clamp and flexible gooseneck adapt to any setup.

Main features

• Double-layer nylon mesh effectively reduces plosives (p, b, t sounds) and softens sibilance.
• 350 mm fully adjustable metal gooseneck holds its position for precise placement.
• Universal screw clamp fits microphone stands, booms, and desk mounts with diameters up to 30 mm.
• 150 mm filter diameter provides ample coverage for large-diaphragm condenser microphones.
• Tool-free installation: simply clamp on and position in seconds.
• Durable plastic frame with metal grille protects the mesh while maintaining acoustic transparency.

Specifications

• Filter type: Double-layer nylon mesh
• Filter diameter: 150 mm
• Gooseneck length: 350 mm
• Mounting mechanism: Screw clamp
• Clamp opening range: Up to 30 mm
• Primary function: Plosive reduction, sibilance control
• Acoustic principle: Acoustic diffusion and absorption
• Screen material: Nylon
• Number of screens: 2
• Gooseneck material: Metal
• Filter frame material: Plastic frame with metal grille
• Clamp material: Plastic/Metal
• Color: Black
• Compatibility: Universal microphone stand attachment
• Adjustability: Fully flexible gooseneck
• Application: Studio recording, podcasting, broadcasting, voice-overs
• Effective sound improvement: Cleaner vocals, reduced popping sounds
• Installation: Tool-free attachment

Tips

Position the filter 2–4 inches from the microphone and speak at a slight angle to further reduce plosives. For best results, ensure the gooseneck is not touching the microphone body to avoid transferring vibrations.