This microphone does not have an external windscreen. It is also on an adjustable mike stand and in this case is usually used for studio guests.
A Virtual Tour of the Equipment Used For AM, FM, Satellite and Internet Radio
By Corey Deitz, About.com Guide
Radio Station Microphones
Radio studio microphone on stand
Photo Credit: © Corey Deitz
This is another example of a high-end professional microphone. Most mikes of this caliber easily cost hundreds of dollars.
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