Aston Microphones has set out to redefine the humble reflection filter with the release of the new Aston Halo.
Concerned with what it believes to be a 'market awash with an ageing design', the Brit firm has developed a brand new filter that uses a new lightweight patented acoustic material. The Halo promises a far greater amount of isolation due to the increased surface area of the filter.
Highlights:
- Radically improved isolation
- 360 degree filtering (vertical, not just horizontal plane)
- Much bigger surface area (approx. 40% bigger than main competitor, and ridges almost double this again)
- More linear absorption
- Incredibly lightweight
- Proprietary 'easy-mount' hardware
The Aston Halo reflection filter is available now for £199. For more information go to the Aston Microphones website.
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