MXL 770 990 Microphone Stand with Pop Filter - Mic Suspension Boom Arm Stand with Windscreen, Cable Sleeve Compatible with MXL 770 990 Mics by YOUSHARES

Personally, I'd say I'm fairly inexperienced with microphone pop filters, only having two in my life so far (have had them for about three weeks as well, mind you). However, from what I can tell, the foam is pretty decent, not of an incredible quality, but it will definitely not be tearing or rubbing off on the mic. It fits the MXL 770 quite well, not moving or rotating whatsoever when force is applied. The foam came with a small indent but no tears, and I would surely blame that on the shipping, with it having come in the same box as a container for a surge protector. I took a risk with this purchase, with no reviews having been made for it, and as I have been pleasantly surprised with the quality of the product, I would like to return the favor and say that I would absolutely recommend this pop filter for any MXL 770 users who would like a foam windscreen that still maintains the grill's stylish shape.

In good working order, nice

When it ships it'll arrive flat and it won't fit very well, but the foam soon relaxes and conforms perfectly to the mic. I haven't noticed any plosives or sibilance getting through, but that's probably due more to careful mic placement rather than this product. Still, it fits nice.

Cheap and effective, especially when paired with my pop filter.As noted in the title, this windscreen fits a Monoprice 600800 large diaphragm condenser well.

I purchased this set with intention of performing a character job, although, I had to set up, this is a really nice set for podcasts!

Seems sturdy enough so far and holds up my MXL 770 mic with no sagging. Suffices for my needs (voice-overs and radio interviews). My old arm was more expensive, with an internal cable that needed replacing - it's a hassle (for me) to solder/thread an internal cable, so I specifically ordered this because it comes with clips to connect the cable externally, so the cable can be replaced easily if needed. It seems a little stiff, but after loosening the bolts/nuts at the joints ever so slightly, it moves more easily. My only issue so far is that when I adjust upward when I want to record standing up, it can pop out of it's base if I'm not careful. Tightening the knob at the base hasn't solved this issue - hopefully I'll figure this out soon, but it's not an issue when I record while seated. Also like that the base has a rubber cap on the vise to prevent damage to my desk.

Fits well, but came in a flat package, not a box, and was therefore squashed. I think some people have suggested using steam to puff it back up but i don't want to risk ruining it. Plus, you shouldnt have to anyways if they simply just put it in a box. I'm also not sure if this is the only windbreaker that fits this microphone, so i bought this one just to be safe. I just use it for zoom calls and occasional musical applications (singing, acoustic instruments, etc.)

I got this to replace a cumbersome mic stand that got in the way of traffic around my desk. Happy with the result.