AokeoProfessional Studio Recording Microphone Isolation Shield,Suitable for Blue Yeti and Any Condenser Microphone Recording Equipment（AO-403）

I can recommend this product for those with a home studio doing solo vocals. I mean, it's better than nothing.

The media could not be loaded. Great product for on-the go studio level recording

I got this for my girlfriend because she is recording her voice overs. And for the size, work really well! Easy to assemble!

Fits great really east to use light weight looke cool built good sound quality 100

This shield works really well, however, it's not built to be used with a normal microphone stand. (see images of the stand it's attached to). I was able to make it work with a couple of washers, but it's a McGuyver job and I wouldn't call it secure, but it'll do. aside from that, it does the job it was made to do.

Kills most background/ambient noise. I do VO work out of my travel trailer and this works great to help reduce/eliminate background noise. Mic fits snug in the holder .

This "isolation panel" presumes you have a mic stand with a threaded, 3/8" male end like is more often found in Europe. Most American mic stands end with the 5/8ths male, tube-end. The included hardware seems to affix the mic clip to the thin slot fine, but nothing in the box mounts the unit to a mic stand. You must purchase an additional adapter. (see uploaded picture) The directions are less than helpful. Instead of showing a clear side view, they show assembly of black hardware against the black of the foam - impossible to read. (I've included pictures.) But beside the fact that it's missing a 5/8th female to 3/8th male adapter needed by half of the planet, it is almost perfectly acoustically transparent, meaning it stops almost nothing from leaking into your mic. I held it between me and my studio monitor and "maybe" it attenuated high frequencies above 6kHz which matches the isolation performance of a sheet of printer paper. So it does nothing. The product refers to itself as a "pop filter." I'd agree. It would be far more effective placing it BETWEEN the singer and the microphone instead of behind the microphone.

Great for home studio use. Not very durable with switching boom stands. Mount attachment wears down easily & doesn't tighten securely.