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Replacement foam windscreen for Supra noise cancelling headsets.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Puh-Puh-Perfect for Getting Rid of Popping P's
2 Sep 2010
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I do alot of extensive video editing and use my Logitech headset to narrate over the clips. One grievance I had about my headset was the fact that despite its "clear chat" label it was devoid of a windscreen mouth piece or anything on the device to cancel out popping p's. I found this little doohickey and had a feeling it would more or less take care of this problem. Sure enough it slipped on my bulky Logitech mouth piece just fine and is not the least bit lose.
The only real way to find out if it could really perform the desired task though was to put it to the test. I moved the mouth piece much closer to my face than I normally do and uttered a classic tongue twister filled to the brim with popping p's: "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." No matter how much emphasis I put on on each p it would still sound pristinely perfect. To make things trickier, I put my ceiling fan on high and moved the headset right underneath to see if it would catch any wind noise. It was not until I was a foot away from the blades (which I do not recommend by the way) that I started to notice any audio distortion.
So if you are looking for a simple foam windscreen to slip on your headset/microphone, this one will do the job just fine!
The only real way to find out if it could really perform the desired task though was to put it to the test. I moved the mouth piece much closer to my face than I normally do and uttered a classic tongue twister filled to the brim with popping p's: "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." No matter how much emphasis I put on on each p it would still sound pristinely perfect. To make things trickier, I put my ceiling fan on high and moved the headset right underneath to see if it would catch any wind noise. It was not until I was a foot away from the blades (which I do not recommend by the way) that I started to notice any audio distortion.
So if you are looking for a simple foam windscreen to slip on your headset/microphone, this one will do the job just fine!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Works perfectly
12 July 2008
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought this item because I had torn my previous wind screen. This item works perfectly, but you do have to be careful putting it on so as not to tear the foam.
Fits Plantronics USB 400
27 May 2012
Amazon Verified Purchase
This replacement foam windscreen fits my old Plantronics USB 400 headset perfectly. This along with the ear pad foam replacements -- Plantronics ear cushion ( 61478-01 ), http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002D6Q2G/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00 have my headset looking and performing like new!
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