Pop filter Mozos PS-3 with 25 cm flexible arm — windscreen for microphones

Mozos PS-3 is a pop filter with a 25 cm flexible arm designed to reduce plosive sounds and protect microphones from saliva and breath. The windscreen mounts between the vocalist or speaker and the microphone to improve recording clarity. Its flexible arm enables precise positioning and holds the filter steady throughout sessions, making it suitable for studio recording, podcasting, streaming, and voiceover work.

Advantages

The Mozos PS-3 effectively attenuates plosive consonants and minimizes unwanted air blasts that cause distortion, preserving vocal detail. The built-in 25 cm flexible arm offers easy adjustment and stable placement without needing constant readjustment during performance. The windscreen also helps protect microphone capsules from moisture and prolongs their service life. The design is compact and compatible with common microphone stands and booms.

Suitable for

• Studio recording of vocals and acoustic instruments
• Podcast and broadcasting setups
• Live streaming and online meetings
• Voiceover and narration work

Key specifications

• Filter type: pop filter / windscreen
• Flexible arm length: 25 cm
• Function: reduces plosive sounds and protects microphone from breath and saliva
• Mounting: clamps or mounts between vocalist and microphone; compatible with standard mic stands/booms
• Use environment: studio, podcasting, streaming, voiceover

How to use

Position the Mozos PS-3 between the sound source and the microphone so the filter is directly in front of the microphone capsule. Bend the 25 cm flexible arm to set the optimal distance and angle; typical placement is 5–15 cm from the microphone depending on voice and recording style. Secure the clamp or mounting point on a stand or boom arm to ensure stability. Test with a few trial recordings and adjust distance to balance plosive reduction with natural vocal presence.

Usage recommendations

For best results, combine the pop filter with proper microphone technique: maintain a consistent mouth-to-filter distance and angle, and speak or sing slightly off-axis to reduce direct airflow. Periodically clean the windscreen surface and check the flexible arm clamp for secure attachment to maintain consistent performance.