PyleRecording Shield Box-Microphone Foam Booth Cube, Sound Dampening Filter-Audio Acoustic Noise Isolator Platform w/Wedgie Padding, Studio, Podcast, Vocal Use PSIB27, Black

I almost purchased one of the many isolation noise shields available on Amazon. I stumbled across this noise elimination shield box cube and am pleased with my purchase. I can't compare it to the others because I have never had one of the other products. I bought this because it gave protection on all sides of the microphone. I have noise where I am recording, even if it is not very noticeable to the human ear. As a result, this does an effective job and also is portable. Very light and easy to take down and build up. Definitely recommend.

I got this sound isolation recording box because I recently replaced my wall to wall carpet with wood flooring and noticed a difference in my recordings. Slight as it was, I detected the sound bouncing off of the surfaces. Bought the box and started using it and I must say that the quality is 1000 times better. It seems to actually be somewhat richer and I do not detect the echo chamber sound anymore. I recommend it for anyone who wants a portable unit. Definitely worth the money!

Not the easiest to put together, as the foam has to be put in place, and there is only one strip of stick on the top ... and it isn't sticky enough to actually hold the top foam in place, so the top foam sags and pulls down the side foam. I had to buy double sided sticky tape to get it to get each of the four foam panels stay in place (not provided). There is foam in front of where the wire runs, and it isn't super easy to get it to go through the back. The box is also too small to fit the standard size filter that goes with my microphone.

This item works really well for my purposes.PROS:Did exactly what I wanted, which is remove the small reverberation from my small office.Collapsable and easy to store.Inexpensive, a very good value.CONSIs a little small. I have about 2 inches of clearance for my mic and tabletop stand, which means I can't tip it up. I have to place the box on top of something to raise it to mouth level.Foam sound absorbers are a low quality. When making my first adjustments, one pad tore at the thin spot. Still works though.

Although the product does work as it says it's cheap and mine arrived damaged, foam torn, you will need to purchase double sided tape to hold each foam panel into place and even at that it does not and I repeat does not sit square into place. The positive about this product it does work and it lays completely flat if you need to move from place to place or just make some room on your desk/table to accommodate other things. QualityControl really needs to inspect these before they go out the door.

I'm doing a review on this product which is overall a five-star if you're using it as a template, by itself it's still may underperform. But this is the best thing money can buy if you can take your creative imagination to help make this thing go to the next step. I would recommend buying this again for any person who needs to clear their voice down for less than $1,000.For me I added sound pads that were online thicker and better I also have to manually cut a hole in the box so it can stay on my stand the way it was intended and then I have to add a little extra support TLC to ensure that it stays in place.The sound is impeccable when it's done the way that I just described, the sound out the box is not the same as if you customize it to make it better.

Have been using this for just a small amount of calendar time, but the box has received extensive successive use in the past week. Recordings were made with a blue snowball mic and have been much better than anything else I have tried including setting up blankets all around a closet. much easier and well worth the 40.00 price tag.My simple expedient to the problem of the sides falling down was to pin the foam to some cardboard and put the cardboard in. It works so well I cannot give this four stars for the foam sides that just won't stay standing on their own.I only need to do minor adjustment to my readings now to make them sale worthy.

Looks bad, you need to use adhesive, and there's no way without significant modification to attach this to any sort of microphone stand. If you have a small tripod mic stand and are recording at a desk, this is useful and does help with noise reduction. If you're recording vocals for music however, this is terrible (unless you have an adjustable platform you can put this on to adjust to the height of a person standing). No way to run cables through other than the front, foam looks kinda crappy even when adhered, and the cube sags slightly under the weight.