Hermitshell2 Pcs Foam Windscreen Fits TASCAM DR-05 Portable Digital Recorder

I bought this pair of wind screens for my DR-07 mk11 and they do a nice job of cutting most of the wind noise, without affecting the overall sound quality. You pull the screen over the entire top of the recorder and it is a snug fit, at least for the DR-07. So snug that I worry a bit that they might rip when I am stretching them to fit. As long as the foam rubber holds up with the wear and tear, I will be happy and so far so good. I am pleased with how well they block low to moderate wind noise. If you are planning on using an external mic in conjunction with the X Y mics, be aware that this will cover up the external "line in" jack opening on the top of the recorder. Also, when putting on the wind screen, it tends to push the X Y positions of the mics to a closed position but you can adjust the mics to a desired X Y position by feeling with your fingers from the outside of the foam rubber. All in all, this works well and is reasonably priced.

Works well.with my recorder

Fits over the recorder great, blocks wind noise while outside well. Over all good windscreen. And you can't beat the price.

These fit perfectly on my DR-05. No complaints and they make a huge difference. In fact, they are practically required for vocal/talk to avoid plosives and any wind noise, even breathing.

Let me start the review by saying that these are great wind screens. They work, come in a 2 pack and at a good price. Now for the lol. I didn't bother to look at the product when I bought it, i thought these were for the individual mics on the recorder. Still 5/5

These windscreens are obviously cheap, but good enough to dampen a fair amount, but not all, wind noise. There's a noticeable difference and the effect is that audio is much more discernable with the windscreen. Complete elimination of wind noise outdoors in some cases might actually seem unnatural. These work great if the wind is not brisk.

Have use them a few times already. I live in NYC and do a movie podcast called The Crash Box. I use them for interviews, or when I'm doing an on-site review etc. It works perfectly. In New York it can get really windy. Especially during the colder months, and these are the perfect countermeasure.

I'm not sure why I thought these would be much smaller and just cover the mic's on the recorder. These are large, and cover the entire top of the recorder. They end up covering the screen a little, so I ended up trimming them some. They also don't fit well in most of the cases that you can buy for the Tascam recorder, so that makes it a little bit of a pain as well.