Eliminate pesky plosives like Ps and Ts with the A4PF Magnetic Pop Filter from Shure, designed specifically for the SM4 condenser microphone. Sporting simple magnetic attachment, the low-profile A4PF avoids obscuring performers and mates directly to the A4SM shockmount (not included) for cleaner recordings.

Designed Specifically for SM4 Microphone    Attaches Directly to A4SM Shockmount    Intuitive Magnetic Attachment    Eliminates Popping P and T Plosives    Low-Profile Design    Mirrors Curve of the SM4

• Magnetically attaches to A4SM shockmount
• Eliminates popping P and T plosives
• Features a low-profile design that keeps video subjects in view
• Ideal for podcast recording and streaming
• Mirrors curve of the SM4 microphone

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be mounted on the Rode Micro Boompole - 3-Section Boom Pole B&H # ROMICROBOOMP?

A: It is compatible with the Rode Micro Boompole - 3-Section Boom PoleB&H # ROMICROBOOMP

Q: 2. What size is the thread, 3/8" or 5/8"? I assume 3/8"-16, which is what I want, but I don't want to have to adapt it.

A: The SM4-R Suspension Shockmount from Rode is for mounting various Rode microphones onto a mic stand or boompole with a 3/8 or 5/8" thread.

Q: 3. How is the noise cancelation? I plan on using to record videos on my Pc, and I have a loud keyboard.

A: EnterIt is difficult for me to give you a precise opinion for each one of us has slightly different hearing. However I'll give you my best opinion. First of all I bought the Senal UB-440 Mic. for video narration. Before I was using an analog Mic. and the sound was quite pleasant very reach. With the UB-440 Mic the sound is very crispy sheering type, even in post production I could not completely remove the crispness, I just don't know why??? One can hear that electronically metallic sound to which I'm not use to. Although the sound is clear an noise free, if you don' hold it in your hand, otherwise you mite here the rubbing of your hand, so put under a rubber matt like the one that is used for a PC mouse. Again you might experience different finding especially if you are a young man. Hopping this will help you. an answer to this question.

Q: 4. What size is the condenser?

A: The Senal UB-440 features a diaphragm that is 19mm (.75 ) in diameter.

Q: 5. Can the Lyre Mounts be moved closer together for a small mic, like the Sanken CS-M1?

A: Yes, the lyre mounts on the RODE SM4-R Suspension Shockmount can be moved closer together. There are two additional threads inside of the open slots which can be used to attach the lyres.

Q: 6. Can this work with a rode mic arm?

A: Yes, this will work with a Rode studio boom arm.

Q: 7. Will this fit a VidPro XM-55 shotgun mic?

A: The inside diameter of the mount rings is 3/4 inch when empty. I use a Rode NTG 2 and its outside diameter is 7/8 inch. I believe the VidPro XM-55 has the same outside diameter of 7/8 inch.

Q: 8. Is there a manual for using this microphone with Windows 7? All that comes with it is a manual for Windows XP.

A: Plug and play with Windows 7. Windows will see this microphone as a USB device.Here is a link to the manual:a href= http://static.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/90915.pdf target= _blank http://static.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/90915.pdf/a

Q: 9. Is this compatible with Rode Videomic?

A: The Rode SM3-R model is compatible with the Rode Videomic.

Q: 10. Does this work with Linux?

A: sorry...do not know.