Pop filter Mozos PS-2 — microphone windscreen for studio and broadcast use

Mozos PS-2 is a pop filter designed to reduce plosive sounds and protect the microphone from saliva and breath during recording and broadcasting. The pop filter mounts easily on standard microphone stands and creates a fine mesh barrier between the speaker and the microphone capsule, helping to capture clearer vocal tracks for podcasts, voiceovers, streaming and studio sessions. The lightweight construction minimizes additional weight on the stand while providing a stable shield that contributes to more consistent takes and longer microphone service life.

Advantages

The Mozos PS-2 reduces harsh plosive bursts and wind noise that can distort recordings, while its protective mesh prevents moisture and particles from reaching the microphone. Its universal mounting system fits most standard stands and boom arms, offering quick attachment and angle adjustment. The filter’s compact profile preserves the visual setup of a studio or broadcast environment without interfering with microphone placement.

Suitable for

• Podcast recording and voiceover sessions
• Radio and broadcast studios
• Live streaming and vlogging
• Home studios and rehearsal rooms

Key specifications

• Type: single-layer pop filter with fine mesh screen
• Compatibility: fits most standard microphone stands and boom arms
• Adjustment: flexible gooseneck or adjustable clamp for angle positioning
• Construction: lightweight frame and durable mesh for repeated use
• Function: reduces plosives and protects microphone from saliva and breath

How to use

Attach the Mozos PS-2 to a compatible microphone stand or boom arm using the clamp, then position the filter approximately 5–15 cm in front of the microphone capsule depending on voice level and plosive intensity. Adjust the angle and distance to find the balance between vocal clarity and natural presence; closer placement gives stronger plosive attenuation while slightly farther placement preserves more low-frequency detail. After use, loosen the clamp and store the filter in a dry place to protect the mesh.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test placement before recording and make minor adjustments for each performer. Clean the mesh gently with a soft brush or compressed air if needed, and avoid liquids that could damage the screen or frame. Regularly check the clamp and gooseneck for secure mounting to prevent movement during sessions.