Reflection filter Samsung sE Reflexion Filter SPACE – acoustic isolation shield for microphone recordings

The Samsung sE Reflexion Filter SPACE is a compact acoustic isolation shield that attaches behind a microphone to reduce room reflections and ambient noise during recordings. Designed for use in home studios, voice‑over booths and mobile setups, the unit limits off‑axis sound reaching the microphone capsule and helps capture clearer direct vocal and instrument audio without extensive room treatment.

Advantages

The design provides a portable barrier that dampens early reflections and reduces colorations caused by nearby hard surfaces. Its compact footprint and straightforward mounting make it suitable for quick deployment on mic stands and in varied recording environments. The construction balances acoustic absorption with a reflective outer surface to control the directional pattern of sound arriving at the microphone.

Suitable for

• Home studio vocal recordings
• Voice‑over and podcast sessions in non‑treated rooms
• Instrument close‑miking for guitars, winds and small amplifiers
• Mobile and location recording where portability is required

Key specifications

• Portable reflection filter for microphone mounting
• Compact size compatible with standard mic stands
• Acoustic absorption layer combined with reflective outer surface
• Designed to reduce early room reflections and off‑axis noise
• Suits vocal and close instrument recording applications

How to use

Mount the reflection filter on a compatible microphone stand or boom arm and position it directly behind the microphone with the concave side facing the sound source. Adjust the distance between microphone and filter according to the microphone type and desired tonal balance; closer placement increases direct sound capture while providing stronger reflection control. Orient the assembly so that the filter blocks unwanted room surfaces and noise sources while allowing the microphone capsule a clear path to the intended sound source.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the reflection filter with a directional microphone and place it in a consistent position relative to the performer's mouth or instrument. Use in combination with basic room treatments when possible, and test small position changes to find the optimal balance between direct sound clarity and natural ambience.