the t.bone Windscreen SC 420

I've bought this to prevent my Rode Procaster mic grill from corroding. But then I gave up on that mic because the other one sounds better for singing and now the windscreen is protecting my Sennheiser e835s. I thought it's going to muffle the sound more, but it didn't and I got used to it. Took me 2 days to get used to singing in a sponge. I gave it four stars because it's not nice to touch, but hey it's a sponge, so it just has a spongy feel.

For someone who's a starter and wants something to block the noise and a cheap price is pretty good. Blocks pretty well the p words sounds!

I use it periodically with a tbone sc600, and instead of a metal pop filter. It works well with smaller form factor, but is obviously not as good as a dedicated pop filter. As good as branded options costing 2-3 x as much.