On-Stage ASFSS6GB Dual-Screen Pop Blocker Reviews

Nice product love you sweetwater

Seems to work well. Does its job, no complaints about it, and the price was reasonable. Double layered and easily adjustable. What's not to like?

This pop filter delivers the goods in terms of performance. The Sale Engineer had me upgrade to this pop filter and I am glad he di- it worked out great.

I tried getting away with recording vocals without a pop screen and that was definitely a mistake! I had an awesome recording, it was loud, full, and full of clarity. The only problem was I also captured the plosives. I went in search of a pop screen and found this one. I recorded another take with the pop screen in place and what a difference it makes! I was able to capture a loud, full clarity rich take with no plosives to be heard anywhere.

I'm getting another one for my other mics!!

Makes all the difference in the world! Don't record vocals without it.

Nice, long, dual screen pop filter, get the job done..

On stage replaced the windscreen..so we'll see how the new one last
Great customer service at On Stage by the way

it does what it is suppose to do, greast for the price

Definitely worth the price!

If your recordings include vox, a pop filter is essential. I have a different pov than another reviewer. I found the goose neck long enough with room to spare. And while the goose neck is tight, and a little difficult to maneuver, this positioning only needs to be done once. After that it stays in place.

I had mine for about a year, and it was fine. Then while moving my studio temporarily it got roughed up a bit, and then fell apart. The little posts that connect the two disks are not very strong, and one side came off. With the right epoxy and careful setup of a rig to put pressure on the whole thing, I was able to fix it, but it was a hassle. I probably wouldn't buy another one.

I read the reviews, was trying to find the right pop filter. Here is the problem I am having with this one. I use a boom stand for my vocal microphone, attach the pop filter to the boom arm. The gooseneck will not stay in place if you try to bend it past a 30 degree angle. So I have to use the filter with the goose neck without a curve. That means I connect the Pop Filter 11.5 inches down the boom arm. Then I turned the microphone 90 degrees so I'm no longer using the boom arm to eliminate hitting the stand with my guitar ( I guess you have to visualize how most of us use a boom stand to eliminate hitting the upright with our guitar or bass ) To sum it up I had to change the way I position mics and boom stands because the gooseneck will not stay bent. I'm looking for another Pop Filter exactly what I wanted to avoid.

not great quality

As you've probably seen in the other reviews, there is good and bad here. The good news is that this pop filter works nicely. The bad news is that it's not made super well (lower quality fittings).

I already had an all metal pop screen, which I dudnt like because the edges are sharp. So I tried this and was pleased at first. The double screen does work.

Within 6 months the mesh began to tear and one of the sides broke off completely with only light handling. I take care of my gear so I was surprised how quickly this deteriorated. Trying to fix it, but may be a lost cause as the plastic is flimsy and hard to glue. Would not recommend unless you dont plan to move it ever and understand it is close to disposable.

While the dual screen is very nice, the short goose neck will not work with a large diaphragm mic if your boom is extended. The neck is tight, hard to maneuver into position and very clunky.

I bought 2 of them. Bad call. Will be returning both.

Within 5 minutes of me taking it out of the packaging and placing it on my mic stand, the filter and the clamp both came off the goose-neck as i was adjusting it to position perfect in front of my mic. Extremely cheap product and quite honestly an insult to people who are trying are working on their in home studio. DO NOT WASTE A DOLLAR ON THIS.

The windscreen came apart with a week...and I only used it one...it was just sitting on the stand

I very rarely submit reviews, but seeing as there are many very similar pop filters out there, I wanted to warn against this one. The first one I ordered, the neck snapped on the 2nd day I used it. I figured "it's only $20, maybe I was handling too rough" and bought another one. This one was shipped with one of the material faces already tearing. Very cheap brand.

That the gooseneck on this pop screen is a royal pain is to be expected. It mostly does what it wants to do, and you have to mess with it a lot in order to position it effectively. But for a $20 investment, that's okay. But when the screen falls apart on its second use, that's a deal breaker. It might seem silly to invest more than $50 on a high-quality, durable pop screen, but in the long run you'll save money when you don't have to replace it over and over - plus you'll have a better experience from the start.

Build quality is poor- you get what you pay for. The filter fabric is clamped between two permanently attached plastic rings, which means if the fabric comes out, you can't fix it. Mine came like this- probably just from having something else in the shipping box on top of it.

I get it- it is a budget purchase. If you are REALLY gentle with your stuff, and NEVER have drunk musicians around, then this might work for you. Otherwise, I wouldn't recommend it.