pop filter

English

Etymology

From pop, not only a word that contains two plosive consonants, but also onomatopoeic of the sound of a plosive.

Noun

pop filter (plural pop filters)

  1. Piece of recording equipment - usually attached to a microphone stand - used to protect a microphone from distorted ‘popping’ sounds from plosives.

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