Will this cut down on the popping sound of p, t, & k?
1713280
yes, it's cutting down on the popping sound. remember, this is not a expensive foam. if you want the best foam. you can buy expensive one.
1713281
It really improves the voice by cutting way down on the popping sound. I use it with a pop filter so the sound together is GREAT
473349
Theoretically yes, the foam piece is intended to reduce the pickup of background noise and the "boom" effect of certain speech sounds such as Ps and Ts. You could use it without it, but I'd recommend having it.
770469
This acoustic foam is used for damping cabinet resonance in speakers to improve the low frequency response of the system. I doubt very much whether it will reduce the output of the speaker.
2247050
The only solution i found was to put a bit of electrical tape on the holes on the top of the unit, it muffles the sound a bit. But it is still too loud for my tastes.
989352
The spike has to be inserted all the way to the top and that stops most of the noise, but you can still hear it if you are right next to it. It sounds like a higher pitched buzzing noise.
2275122
Yes it will cut down the sounds. There removable tags that you can use. I seen the tags for sale on amazon.
1494150
Nope - They are designed to cut out noise at higher levels. Solid earplugs are best to cut out noise from birds, footsteps, keyboards (even loud breathing). With these earmuffs you will likely still hear these "quiet sounds". Now if you are around leaf blowers, lawn tractors, heavy machinery, .50 caliber guns, or the like you will be happy with the comfort level that these muffs provide!
1783595
When it makes that "finished" hollow popping tipe gurgle turn it off and let it come to a stop. there may be a bit of water left in the base but not much. it is no problem
471410
I've only used it twice. The "popping" should stop after about 20 secs., and before it is used. It is a steam processor, so it does sound like a toy train engine. If it's stronger than that, there could be a problem.
1444244
It makes a good aize pop noise when ot snaps in. If not then you may have to return it. I bought two and both snappes in tifht
1979078
Definitely! It's louder than glass packs but doesn't have that popping sound, it will give it a deep and throaty growl sound and still some noise but will tone it down from the volume of straight pipes.
537384
Nope. Tell them to turn it down. Noise cancelation phasing circuits work with continuous noise, such as a rumble.
179282
The only thing I can think of is to adjust the input settings on your computer's audio settings, or there is a program called Spin It Again, by Acoustica, that cleans pops, crackles and hisses. I hope this will help.
1163051
I believe it will. It reduces the volume considerably and softens the tone.
1698130
It will cut the piercing baby noise by quite a bit. It will cut the high frequency spectrum a lot which I find the most irritating when babies cry.
598112
I'm sure a regular pop filter will serve you well, but the pop is very nice and versatile and it helps keep those aggressive clients off the mic.
458119
Hi, Yes that's exactly what this is intended to help with. It will remove a lot of the reflections in the room that create that boxy sound. It won't get rid of everything, but these often go a long way towards fixing those issues. If you found this helpful, please consider buying from us. We have this in stock and can ship within 1 business day. - Pixel Pro Audio