LEFXMOPHYSM7B Windscreen Mic Foam Replacement for Shure SM7B SM7dB Vocal Microphone A7WS Pop Filter, Noise-Cancellation Windsock Cover

Got this pop filter for my Fifine K688. Fits perfect!

For fun, I built a faux-SM7B using a SM57 capsule in a 3D printed housing designed by Caleb of DSLR Shooter. This windscreen fits perfectly and completes the SM7B "look".

I've tested these to work on an SM7B, and they do exactly that. Despite the lack of a plastic ring at the end of the windscreen, they stay on fine and block plosives as expected. They're also nice and thick.If you have an SM59, these are also a fantastic choice. Shure discontinued the A59WS windscreen made for that microphone years ago leaving no direct replacement. Because of the lack of a plastic retainer ring on the end of these, the cost and construction makes these a great candidate to cut to the size of an A59WS for use on an SM59. They need to be cut down to about 3 1/8" for a good fit. I'll likely keep buying these in the future for that purpose.

Bought for my MV7X due to horrible plosives. At first it was depressed and I regretted purchasing. After a night with it on, it decompressed and fit great. Now when I record there's no plosives! The foam is a bit thin but I think it's even better for something like the MV7X.

First off, everyone saying that it doesn't fit is wrong. You have to soak it in hot water, then wring it out and let it dry. Any foam products you order from Amazon will usually come squished and depressed. You usually either have to let them soak it or let it puff out.Anyways, this filter helped a lot. My Shure MV7 is an awesome mic but the included filter was terrible. Literally garbage. I like to have my gain cranked high and the plosives were terrible. As soon as I put this filter on, it's so much better. Night and day. Visually, it looks kinda stupid on the MV7 because it's so long and the body of the MV7 is short.It's definitely worth buying if you have an MV7. Actually, if you have an MV7, I strongly recommend it.

This fits well on a Shure SM 7. It does not have the little plastic ring on the base like the original one, but this one stays on fine, sounds good.Would recommend.

Just the foam and not the actual sm7b windscreen package. My friends told me I sounded muffled with this on vs the stock windscreen for my Shure mv7. I'll sacrifice my plosions vs audio quality any day and for $9 it just be packaged and built a little better.

It fits great on a Sennheiser MD 441 like it was made for it. No discernible difference in mic performance. Glad to have found a suitable screen at a very reasonable price.