Zoom WSU-2
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Zoom
https://www.zoomcorp.com
zoom@sound-service.eu
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Mogar Music France
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An Accessory Designed for Mobile Sound Recording
This furry windscreen is designed as an essential complement to mobile setups when a foam windscreen is no longer sufficient. It is intended for recordings in real-world conditions where wind, movement, and turbulence can degrade signal clarity.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
Ideal for videographers, journalists, sound recordists, and content creators recording outdoors. It helps reduce wind rumble and preserves a more usable sound capture, whether for interviews, reporting, or ambient sound.
Wind Protection Without Sacrificing Quality
Thanks to its "furry" surface, this windscreen attenuates air disturbances before they reach the capsule. The result: less breath noise, fewer saturations caused by gusts, and more consistent sound capture, all while maintaining a natural tone.
Technical specifications
| Type | Windscreens |
| Color | Black |
| Quantity | 1 |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Zoom WSU-2 reduce wind noise outdoors?
Its furry surface dampens air turbulence before it reaches the capsule. Breaths and distortion caused by gusts are thus limited.
Is this windshield suitable for outdoor interviews?
It is designed for mobile recordings, notably interviews and field reporting. The windshield helps maintain a more consistent signal during movement.
What is the color of the Zoom WSU-2 windshield?
The windshield is offered in black.
Is it useful if a foam windshield is already used?
This furry windshield comes into play when foam protection is no longer sufficient against the wind. Its treatment of air disturbances aims to preserve a natural tone. It is intended for recordings made in real conditions.
How many windshields are supplied?
The package includes 1 windshield.



