Sennheiser XS LAV - FOAM WINDSHIELD
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An Accessory Designed for the XS Lav Range
This foam windshield was designed as a natural complement to the XS Lav lavalier microphones. It meets the needs of mobile recording, where one quickly moves from a quiet environment to a situation more exposed to wind or movement.
For On-the-Go Voice Recording, Hassle-Free
Ideal for content creators, journalists, trainers, and musicians backstage, it is intended for anyone recording voice with a lavalier microphone who wants to reduce breath noise artifacts while maintaining a natural sound.
Simple, Effective, and Quick Wind Protection
Acoustic Foam
The foam acts as a mechanical filter: it reduces air turbulence and helps smooth out "p", "b", and overly present breaths without adding any handling or adjustment.
Technical specifications
| Type | Windscreens |
| Color | Black |
| Quantity | 1 |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Sennheiser XS Lav windscreen compatible with XS Lav lavalier microphones?
This foam windscreen is designed as a complement to the XS Lav lavalier microphones. Compatibility specifically concerns this range. No other microphone models are mentioned.
How to reduce wind noise on an XS Lav lavalier microphone?
The acoustic foam attenuates air turbulence caused by wind and movement. It helps to limit breath sounds picked up during mobile voice recordings.
Does this windscreen help against "p" and "b" sounds?
Plosives such as "p" and "b" are softened by the mechanical action of the foam, which also reduces overly prominent breathing noises.
What is the color of the XS Lav windscreen?
The finish is black.
How many windscreens are included?
Each unit includes 1 foam windscreen for the XS Lav lavalier microphone. This accessory is intended for mobile voice recordings, notably for content creation, journalism, or behind-the-scenes use.
