Microphone Isolation Shield, Sound Dampening Foam, Studio Quality, Adjustable Mic Depth, Folding Panels, Countertop & Stand Mountable, Includes Removable Shock Mount, Universal Threading

PORTABLE AND CONVENIENT - Featuring foldable panels and lightweight design, this shield ensures portability, allowing musicians on the go to easily carry their sound isolation wherever they need to record.
ADJUSTABLE SHOCK MOUNT - Includes a removable shock mount that adjusts in depth, providing versatility and enhanced noise reduction, ensuring your microphone captures only the clearest sound possible.
Product Description

The Pyle PSMRS11 Microphone Isolation Shield with Sound Dampening Foam is designed for superior sound isolation, enhancing vocals and singing for studio-quality results. With quick setup, multiple acoustic panels, and a folding design, this shield is perfect for both countertop use and mounting on microphone stands. It features high-density foam for noise absorption and includes an adjustable shock mount compatible with a universal 5/8'' microphone threading. Ideal for studio vocal booths and home podcast recordings, this shield is suitable for both professionals and amateurs.

From the Manufacturer

The Pyle PSMRS11 high-performance isolation shield with sound dampening foam surrounds your microphone and impedes unwanted sounds from contaminating your recordings. The shield creates an acoustic boundary around the microphone that improves vocal sounds by preventing room reflections from directly entering the microphone recording zone. Achieve more rich, crisp, clean sounds preferred by music professionals and deliver studio-quality performance. The shield is easy to use and install. It works equally well with round-base stands and tripods. Unwanted outside audio interference is reduced along with noise reflection by the high-density open-cell acoustic 2 inch foam liner. Effectively absorb vocal ranges, while keeping room ambiance out, to produce a dry rendering. This is particularly important when attempting to record in rooms with less than ideal acoustics or in noisy spaces.