Audio Technica AT2035 Studio Condenser Microphone with Knox Filter and Accessory Bundle

Audio-Technica Cardioid Condenser Microphone

Designed for critical home/project/professional studio applications and live performance, this side-address cardioid studio condenser delivers exceptional detail and low noise. Equipped with a switchable 80 Hz high-pass filter and 10 dB pad, the AT2035 handles high sound pressure levels with ease. Along with its rugged construction and high-performance specifications, the AT2035 provides an exceptional level of consistency. It comes equipped with a protective pouch and a custom shock mount.

Knox Gear Desktop Boom Arm Microphone Stand

Getting into podcasting, broadcasting, music or voice acting can be intimidating. Equipment can be prohibitively expensive, yet you know that if anything goes wrong, it can lead to a host of audio issues. This is why it's crucially important to use gear you can trust.

The Knox Gear Desktop Boom Arm Microphone Stand provides a seamless experience from setup through recording. You’ll love the durable quality, ease of installation, and complete control and adjustability.

Mounts to Desk or Full Stand

The Knox Gear Desktop Boom Arm Microphone Stand can be mounted to the included clamping base or to a floor stand. Easily remove the boom arm from the base and reinstall if you need to. Plus, there is a 3/8 in. adapter in the box just in case the 5/8 in. thread does not fit your equipment.

Easily Adjustable

The arm can be rotated 360 degrees to adjust the direction of the microphone. Thanks to a super-strong spring with an extra positioning screw, the Desktop Boom Arm Microphone Stand can also be adjusted to bear more weight if necessary. Locking knobs help adjust the tension to your needs.

Knox Gear 25Ft XLR Cable Male to XLR Female Microphone Cable

Knox Gear 25FT XLR Male - XLR Female Microphone Cable, is professionally designed to prevent external interference and ensure signals travel rapidly and smoothly with minimum distortion, delay, or loss. These cables feature two 20-gauge CCAM conductors, which are twisted pair with cotton yarn fillers, conductive PVC shield with 100% coverage, and CCAM spiral shielding with 90% coverage.

Knox Gear Pop Filter for Broadcasting and Recording Microphones

The Knox Gear Pop Filter for Broadcasting and Recording Microphones is a guard used by amateurs and professionals to achieve clearer audio recordings by eliminating 'popping' sounds from P's and B's. It also keeps saliva from hitting the microphone. The included gooseneck clamp enables the filter to be placed in a variety of positions.

An Inexpensive Way to Improve Audio Quality

Whether you're a professional or amateur, adding a pop screen to your recording set up is a cheap and easy way to improve the audio quality of your recordings immediately. Pop screens diffuse wind and gusts of air expelled from your mouth when you speak to help eliminate the loud thuds that can occur when air hits the microphone. Eliminating these noises makes your recorded audio sound clearer and more professional to listeners!

Clamp Fits Most Microphone Stands

This pop screen's clamp is designed to fit most microphone stands and boom arms. The clamp's curved base wraps around mic stands to hold it in place and the rubber screw pad contours to the surface of what it's in contact with. Padding on both surfaces of the clamp protects your microphone from scratches and damage.

Fully Adjustable Gooseneck Arm

The pop screen is mounted on a flexible gooseneck arm that allows you to position it however you want. For extra support and stability during recording, the arm can be bent around the stand and mic. The arm is roughly 14 inches long so you can position the screen as close or as far away from the mic's surface as you'd like.

Large Surface Area

The screen is 6 inches in diameter and will diffuse bursts of air even if the source isn't directly in front of the microphone. This means you can conduct interviews with people who are sitting next to you without worrying about either of you causing pops or thuds. The large screen will also protect your microphone from saliva that might be expelled from your mouth as you talk.