Logitech 988-000549 Blue Yeti Microphone Black USB Type C
- USB Type C
- Black
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A 5 cm long-hair wind diffuser with a large hole, fitting Sennheiser MKH 20, 40 and 50 microphones for quick field use
The Rycote Softie slides over the capsule of Sennheiser MKH 20, 40 or 50 microphones and provides a 5 cm layer of long synthetic hair that diffuses wind noise during field recording. Its large-diameter opening matches the profile of those three models for a secure push-on fit.
The slip-on design lets operators attach or remove the cover in seconds without tools, keeping setup time short on location. The construction balances effective gust rejection with minimal high-frequency attenuation for dialogue capture.
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The synthetic fur can mat or shed over time; when wind noise increases noticeably, replace the Softie to restore full diffusion.
The 5 cm long-hair layer handles moderate gusts, but sustained high wind will eventually overcome the diffusion and let low-frequency rumble reach the capsule.
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