TroyStudioPortable Vocal Booth, Large Foldable Microphone Isolation Shield, Music Recording Studio Sound Echo Absorbing Box, Desk & Stand Use Reflection Filter with Thickened Dense Acoustic Foam

Sets up really easily!. REALLY REALLY EASILY!It blocks noise from behind the mic, including the other person you might be talking to making it even better if you get two for a podcast set up and it fits almost anywhere you need it.In short, it's worth it not once, but twice!

This portable vocal booth does exactly what it promises. It’s easy to set up, lightweight, and works well for improving sound clarity by cutting down on background noise and echo. I like that it’s foldable, which makes it easy to store or travel with if needed.The foam is dense and absorbs sound effectively, making it a nice upgrade for home recording without needing a full studio setup. Overall, a solid option if you're looking for a compact and reliable solution for better recording quality.

It does eliminate reverb fast enough for microphones to pick up dry signals in recordings. Plus an extra windshield filter inside for extra protection helps big time. Other things can help also. Cheers

It's exactly what I ordered thank you

...the quality control is lacking. This is essentially cardboard wrapped with fabric and foam pieces stuffed inside. The 5 foam pieces are all the same exact size and the shape of the box has the same depth as it does width. That means one foam piece is too long and will be stuffed in a manner that will bow out since there is no room. For example, if you install all the foam except the back, the back portion of the box now has a 2" thick perimeter and the back foam needs to be 2" shorter on each side. The box itself is also shoddy construction. The box has a horizontal joint across the entire thing only connected by the fabric. That makes it bendable at that joint and bows due to the weight. Could they have not included a U shape bracket the width of the box so you can slide it in from behind and prevent it from bowing out? The picture shown in my review is only from 2 weeks. Who knows what it will look like in 6 months.The noise dampening itself works, as it should for 2" thick foam surrounding all but the front. However, quality control is half the battle and until they revise their design, I cannot give this more than 3 stars.

Improved sound. A great difference in vocals when recording.

I was expecting middling results. I record in a white walled room that reflects sound quite well, making every recording an exercise in reverb. I got this Troy Studio (full size) in hopes of resolving this.It does. Very well, actually. The reverb is gone. The voice sounds like it come from the void and returns there. It is the sole thing you will hear. Even ambient noise is greatly reduced. The air conditioning and sounds of our neighbors are diminished. I can't argue with results, and here they are.With that being said you are getting a canvas fold-out box and some heavily packaged foam that the instructions recommend you squish in warm water to puff up. I soaked them in my bath tub, gently squishing them. I then used a dryer to un-moisten them. A bit laborious for setup. Stuffing them in the container was easy after this.However, the real challenge is figuring out how you will put your microphone in there. I connected mine through the side hole and put in a stand that rests on the foam.The box is large enough that I can hold my phone inside for reading my lines while I perform, with my brave sound person manning the computer (this box is too big for my desk, so two people became a must).All in all, I can recommend despite the cheap-ish nature of the setup. This works wonders.

We like the sound box, but it was sold to use as "new" when it was obviously used. It was loaded with cat fur and vacuum sealed back up, boxed, and sent to my house. I'd be fine with it if they charged me for a used product. We'll see if this posts... they never post my honest reveiw.