Filtri antivento per microfono Shure

This practical accessory for your Beta 181, can come in handy at any time! It counters loud popping noises that are caused because the wind is blowing or someone is overarticulating their P's and is suited for the Shure Beta 181 series.

End the explosive character of plosives! This Shure RK184WS windscreen for the SM1, SM2, SM10, SM12 and SM14 allows you to record a speaker or vocalist completely cleanly.

For extra dampening of wind noises you should go for the Shure A89SW-JMR. This synthetic windjammer can be used with the VP89S and VP82 shotgun microphones and reduces up to 10 dB of annoying wind noises.

Whatever the weather might be, you can always get to work with the Shure VP89M, so long as you use this A89MW-SFT Softie. This deadcat attenuates wind noise and is highly durable. Ready for professional use.

The Shure A89MW-JMR is a windjammer with the characteristic deadcat look. It is made of fake fur and ensures an attenuation of about 10 dB for the Shure VP89M shotgun microphone.

The Shure A89LW-SFT Softie is a deadcat windscreen for use with the Shure VP89L shotgun microphone. It is made of solid materials, for professional durability and dampens wind noises with up to 25 dB.

The Shure A89LW-JMR is a professional windjammer for the VP89L shotgun microphone. Wind noise is attenuated by 10 dB. It is made in collaboration with Rycote and consists of fake fur.

The Shure A89SW is a hard foam windscreen for the VP89S and VP82 shotgun microphones. Identical to the standard accessory windscreen and perfect as a spare part or replacement of a worn-down unit.

The Shure A89LW is a black windscreen that can function as a replacement or spare for use with the Shure VP89L shotgun microphone. Identical to the standard accessory windscreen.

The Shure A89MW is a neat, compact windscreen, specifically made for the VP89M shotgun microphone. It is identical to the standard in-box accessory and therefore perfectly suited for use as a spare or replacement of a worn-down or lost windscreen. Developed in collaboration with Rycote.