Microphone Accessories

178 products from 20 brands, including RODE, Rycote, Bubblebee Industries. Prices from $10.95 to $832.95, including GST. 55 ship within 1-2 business days.

Microphone Accessories covers the parts that help you mount, conceal, protect and position a microphone. Choose from lavalier windscreens, adhesive mounts, shotgun wind protection, foam covers, clips, boompoles, grips, suspensions and pop shields. The range suits filmmakers, interviewers, presenters, musicians, streamers and location sound crews, with brands including RODE, Rycote, Bubblebee Industries and Sennheiser.

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About the Microphone Accessories range

Choose the accessory for the microphone and recording environment. Foam windscreens reduce light wind and plosive noise, while fur covers and shotgun wind protection suit outdoor recording with stronger moving air. Check the microphone diameter, body length, capsule shape and windshield opening before ordering. For lavaliers, compare foam, fur and fabric covers, attachment method, colour and pack contents. Adhesive mounts and stickies need to suit skin or clothing use. For boompoles and fishpoles, consider reach, folded length, weight and the mounting thread. Pop shields are selected by clamp style, gooseneck reach and microphone position.

Compatibility is the main trap. A lavalier cover that fits a 4.5 mm microphone may not suit a larger capsule, while a shotgun windshield must match both microphone length and barrel diameter. Check whether a product is made for a specific model or described as fitting a size range. This category is organised by use, including Booms & Grips, Cartridges & Capsules, Lav Clips, Pop Shield and Wind Protection. Product names may also use terms such as lapel mic cover, deadcat, windjammer, mic foam, fur cover, lav mount or pop filter.

Microphone Accessories questions

What is the difference between a foam microphone cover and a furry windscreen?

Foam covers are compact and suitable for plosives, handling noise and light air movement. Furry windscreens are designed to disrupt stronger wind around the microphone and are more commonly used outdoors. Neither replaces checking the microphone size, opening diameter and length specified for the accessory.

How do I know which lavalier windscreen will fit my microphone?

Measure the capsule or microphone body diameter and length, then compare those measurements with the accessory specifications. Check the listed microphone models where provided. Small lavaliers are not all the same size, and a cover that is loose can move or allow wind through, while one that is too tight may not fit.

Can I use a microphone pop shield outdoors?

A pop shield helps reduce plosive sounds caused by fast-moving air from speech, but it is not a substitute for outdoor wind protection. For exterior recording, choose a compatible foam or fur windshield as well, based on the microphone diameter, length and expected wind conditions.

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