The Universal Acoustics Vocal-Screen Lite is a straightforward yet highly efficient microphone reflection filter designed to enhance your recording environment. Ideal for home, project, and commercial studios, it reduces unwanted reverberations and sound reflections, delivering clearer and more focused vocal recordings.
Whether you are recording vocals, speech, voice-overs, or podcasts, the Vocal-Screen Lite provides exceptional noise control. It is also perfect for close miking guitar amps, percussion, pianos, and orchestral instruments, capturing their pure tones and intricate details with precision.
Manufactured in the UK, Universal Acoustics offers no-compromise quality at an affordable price, bringing professional-grade performance to your setup.
Main Features
- Single section dark charcoal polyester acoustic foam
- Measures 410mm wide, 332mm high, and 308mm deep
- Lightweight at 800g for easy mounting and handling
- Made from 25-28 kg/m3 density acoustic foam with fire rating UL94HF1 or FMVSS302
- Removable base with metal stand adaptor compatible with 3/8” thread
- Designed for use with a wide range of microphones
- Suitable for mounting on stands or flush positioning on desktops (stand not included)
Frequently asked questions
➤ What microphones are compatible with the Vocal-Screen Lite?
The Vocal-Screen Lite is suitable for use with a wide variety of microphones, making it versatile for vocals, speech, voice-overs, and instrument recording.
➤ Can the Vocal-Screen Lite be used on a desktop?
Yes, the Vocal-Screen Lite can either be stand mounted (stand not included) or placed flush on a desktop for flexible positioning.
➤ What are the dimensions and weight of the Vocal-Screen Lite?
The filter measures 410mm wide, 332mm high, and 308mm deep, weighing just 800 grams for easy setup and portability.
➤ Is the acoustic foam fire rated?
Yes, the polyester acoustic foam used has fire ratings UL94HF1 and FMVSS302 for added safety in studio environments.
➤ What instruments can benefit from the Vocal-Screen Lite?
It is especially useful for close miking guitar amps, percussion, pianos, and orchestral instruments to capture their true tones and characteristics clearly.
