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Publié le 25/01/11 à 22:22
(contenu en anglais)
(contenu en anglais)
Pete's Place Audio's Blast Pad Filter is a unique pop filter for your microphones. It can be used as a traditional vocal pop filter, but has higher capabilities than this as it's designed to protect microphones from high SPL's. I've really only used it as a traditional pop filter for recording vocals, but it's definitely a nice thing to have around, especially if you're using ribbon microphones often. I don't really know what kind of materials the pop filter is made from, but the stitching seems to be heavier than your average pop filter for sure, and is on both sides of it. This is a tool that's going to be strictly for use in the studio...
OVERALL OPINION
Want to record drums and electric guitars with a your sensitive ribbon mics, but are afraid to blow the ribbon? The Pete's Place Audio Blast Pad Filter is perfect for you! Some ribbon microphones won't need something like this, like the Royer 121's which can withstand a good amount of pressure, but for something like a Coles 4038 that's a bit more sensitive, the Blast Pad Filter is going to help you out immensely. The only reason that I don't give this a 10/10 is because of the price. It's definitely an expensive pop filter, but if you're a professional studio owner with a lot of ribbon microphones, it could certainly be worth your while. It's not an absolutely necessary thing to have, but will save you from some headaches if you're worried about blowing your ribbons. It doesn't affect the sound quality negatively at all even when using it as a traditional pop filter, as even though it's got a heavy layer of filtering between your source and the mic, it's not enough to block any sound at all. I don't know of any other filters quite like this one, so if you're after something to protect your microphones and beyond, the Blast Pad Filter is definitely worth checking out.
OVERALL OPINION
Want to record drums and electric guitars with a your sensitive ribbon mics, but are afraid to blow the ribbon? The Pete's Place Audio Blast Pad Filter is perfect for you! Some ribbon microphones won't need something like this, like the Royer 121's which can withstand a good amount of pressure, but for something like a Coles 4038 that's a bit more sensitive, the Blast Pad Filter is going to help you out immensely. The only reason that I don't give this a 10/10 is because of the price. It's definitely an expensive pop filter, but if you're a professional studio owner with a lot of ribbon microphones, it could certainly be worth your while. It's not an absolutely necessary thing to have, but will save you from some headaches if you're worried about blowing your ribbons. It doesn't affect the sound quality negatively at all even when using it as a traditional pop filter, as even though it's got a heavy layer of filtering between your source and the mic, it's not enough to block any sound at all. I don't know of any other filters quite like this one, so if you're after something to protect your microphones and beyond, the Blast Pad Filter is definitely worth checking out.