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The clamp is tight. Very easy to use. The goose neck is very flexible to adjust.
The mic-stand clamp is easier to adjust than the clamp on some other models. The gooseneck stays put, the pop filter is effective, and the price is right.
It's cheaper (price-wise) than the other pop screens I've scouted, and does a good job; probably as good as the [insert local music store]'s $30+ pop screens.The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that the arm isn't quite rigid enough for the screen, so the screen has a tendency to slowly fall from the position you leave it. Though I've only had the Nady MPF-6 for a few days, it seems to be a quality product. I would still buy this product again. But, after a little adjusting, it stays in place fairly well. The clamp holds tight, and it seems to be big enough to fit a variety of mic boom stands. The arm is long enough to get it positioned easily.
but hey for that price, its a steal. title says it all. without modifications, though, the filter part can slip right out of the holder.
Well its does take out the pop in your recordings, but this cost too much money, for something so simple, they should not charge $20.00 for something so easy to make.
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