Professional Microphone Isolation Ball with 2-Layered Pop Filter, High Density Foam Great Noise Cancellation

I live in a very noisy environment, I keep pet Bettas, so the noise of those bubblers as well as the filter can get up just for the mic to picks it up, as well as my pc tower, being a high end but old, it makes white noises now, which help me to sleep actually. But also my dehumidifier which is on constant, doubling the white noise which helped me asleep, I need the dehumidifier for the fact that I know having 5 different tanks in my room while being 80f constantly will cause humidity, not fitted for a carpet floors that gets pick up by the mic really easy. After I bought this product, not only the noises picked up by the mic has gone, so does my voice, my friend and stranger said I have a nice voice due to all the noise being block out in the background. I don’t even need to use the suppressor in Discord since this thing is my noise suppressor now, pretty solid, you can modify this product for your mic stand all you want as well, since my mic isn’t like in the picture it need some cut out just to fit a little, didn’t damage the isolation aspect of the product, it’s light as heck too, I strongly recommend this product if you’re budgeting on your money.

I absolutely love these things! I stream in a garage with a loud AC unit and my Mic picks up the compressor sound. I bought these hoping it would cut down the noise a-little but they ended up completely fixing my issue! I can even turn my gain on my mic up more and it cancels out all feedback in my mic which works great. First one worked so well I bought another one for my other mic I use to voice change on.

When I first used this, I thought it sounded amazing, but I did some tests and really couldn't tell a difference with or without it. Installation is easy, just put it on. The pop filter can be a little finicky. It's a little big for my mic, but that's probably for wider compatibility. If your recording space is completely untreated, and you have really bad echo, this might help you more than it did for me. But it's so cheap, that it's definitely worth trying.

This isolation ball does an okay job if you are just starting out with music, podcasting, or voiceovers. It definitely helps clean up the sound, but don't expect it to make a spare bedroom sound like a high-end recording studio. It works well for what it is—a budget-friendly way to get better audio without spending thousands on room treatment. The built-in pop filter is a nice touch and helps keep the setup compact.

Does not really isolate outside noise, but does give you that comfortable, NPR studio feel in a quiet room. Really fun to speak directly into the mic in super quiet falsetto while trying to call out enemies in video games. Nice passive aggressive quality that really infuriates anyone who actually engages with you.

My recording desk is right in front of a window and this cuts background noise by about 5dB and click/pop works (as you would expect as these kind of wind screen filters are well understood). When I have a really hard 'plosive speaker I need to record, I turn the Isolation Ball backwards and record through the backside foam. Works perfectly.

I have a blue yeti microphone and this made no difference at all. The foam isn’t super dense. I was just hoping for a much clearer recording. I made recordings of the same script with this on and with it off. I went back and forth every way I could think of and couldn’t hear a difference. I wanted to like it. I’m not sure if any of the isolation balls would really make much of a difference or if this specific one just isn’t very helpful in my situation.

It works! I have several if the acoustic shields that attach to my stand. The do not filter out the natural ambie noise of my bedroom studio nor to the shields block out noise from the outside But this full enclosure does what it is intended to do. I repeat ~~ it works!!