David Clark Wind Screen Mic Cover, M-7 with Nylon Tie – 18792G-03
Official David Clark mic cover for M-7 microphones—designed to reduce wind and breath noise while maintaining secure fit with included nylon tie.
Key Features and Benefits
Genuine David Clark Part: Designed specifically for M-7 series microphones.
Reduces Wind and Breath Noise: Improves audio quality in high-noise environments.
Durable Acoustic Foam: Provides long-lasting performance and mic protection.
Includes Nylon Tie: Ensures a secure and stable fit during use.
Quick and Easy Installation: Hassle-free replacement for worn mic covers.
Ideal for Aviation and Field Use: Maintains clear communication in dynamic environments.
Detailed Product Description
The David Clark Wind Screen Mic Cover, M-7 with Nylon Tie (Part No. 18792G-03) is a purpose-built accessory designed to fit M-7 microphones used in various David Clark headset models. Crafted from acoustically transparent foam, it minimizes wind and breath noise without compromising sound clarity—crucial for effective communication in aviation and industrial settings.
This original replacement part includes a nylon tie for secure attachment, ensuring the cover stays in place even during active use. Its lightweight, low-profile design doesn’t interfere with microphone sensitivity, making it a must-have item for pilots, technicians, and anyone relying on David Clark M-7 mics.
Whether replacing a worn windscreen or upgrading headset performance, this accessory helps maintain clean, reliable audio transmission.
Technical Specifications
Part Number: 18792G-03
Compatibility: Fits David Clark M-7 microphones
Material: Acoustic foam
Attachment Method: Includes nylon tie
Function: Reduces wind and breath noise
Color: Black
Weight: Less than 0.1 oz
Application: Aviation, industrial, and field communications
I normally wear an xl for 95% of my shirts. I ordered a 2XL in this just to be safe. STILL too small. Sizing is crazy. You can do better. Charge me for a correctly sized shirt, I don’t care! But don’t do this.
I’m NOT taking a pic.