Neumann PS 15 Pop Screen Loops & Arrangements Its sophisticated transparency and the

Its sophisticated transparency and the richness of the low and middle ranges create unparalleled acoustic intimacy

yet focused sound

Starting with his very first prototype made in a simple wooden box (April 1965) to the many other official Sola Sound* versions like the MKI (Sept 1965)

3 legendary Fuzz Face tones in smaller

and won’t break the bank

Neumann PS 15 Pop Screen Loops & Arrangements Its sophisticated transparency and thePop screens provide excellent suppression of so called pop noise, such as "p" or "t". They consist of a round, thin frame covered with black gauze on both sides. A gooseneck of about 30 cm (12") in length is mounted at the popshield. It will be attached to microphone stands by means of a clamp with a knurled screw. The frame is 13 cm in diameter.