Double-Layer Mic Windscreen for Streaming & Podcasts
Description
Double-layer mesh that stops puffing and plosive breath noise for clean live-stream audio
- breath pops and plosive puffing
- wind noise on live recordings
- unstable mic placement
Keep every take clean, with the breath pops gone.
Plosive bursts and breath noise turn good takes into re-records. This double-layer mesh filter clamps to your setup so your voice stays even from the first word to the last.
Two mesh layers that break up the burst
Two layers that break up the burst
Double-layer mesh slows plosive air before it hits the capsule. That cuts the puffing and breath pops on P and B words, and the 15.5cm disc covers the capsule with room to spare.

Holds its spot on a flexible neck
The 32cm gooseneck bends into the position you want and keeps it through the session. Set it once for your usual seat and the mesh stays a finger's width from the mic.

Solid metal clamp, 3cm opening
The metal C-clamp opens up to 3cm and tightens with a plastic thumb knob. It grips desk edges and boom arm rails without needing a second stand.
Clamp it on in four steps
- 1Open the clamp
Lay the three parts out and open the C-clamp up to 3cm.
- 2Clamp to your arm
Slide the clamp onto a desk edge or boom arm rail, then tighten the plastic thumb knob until it grips without slipping.
- 3Set the gooseneck
Bend the 32cm hose so the 15.5cm mesh sits a finger's width in front of the mic. The neck holds its shape once set.
- 4Test the burst
Look through the mesh to confirm it covers the capsule fully. Say a few hard P and B words and listen for the puff to soften.
Three parts, one clamp-on setup
- Double-layer pop filter windscreen×1
15.5cm matte black mesh disc
- Flexible gooseneck hose×1
32cm, holds its shape once set
- C-clamp mount×1
Metal clamp with plastic thumb knob, opens up to 3cm
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The C-clamp opens up to 3cm, so it fits common desk edges and boom arm rails. If your rail is thicker than that, it will not close. Check the rail width before you order.
The mesh stops air bursts, not sound. Because it does not sit on the capsule, your highs stay open. A foam cover does the opposite, so most people hear a clearer voice with this mesh.
Place the 15.5cm disc about a finger's width in front of the capsule, centred on it. Keep it from touching the mic, because contact adds noise.
Yes, for most desk setups. Foam slides around and dulls the top end. This metal clamp and gooseneck hold the mesh in place, and one purchase covers every session without buying foam covers over and over.
Yes. The 32cm gooseneck reaches a condenser on a desk arm or boom stand, and the clamp mounts to the arm rail. Wipe the mesh with a dry cloth every few weeks and keep liquids away from it.







