Iso Booth Question

[Thomas Chiu]

Hi Guys~
I am thinking of getting (or building) a isolate room for my clients to sing in...should i hire a contractor or buy from whisperroom.com or Vocalbooth.com ...which one is better?....any insight would be nice....thx.

Thomas

[bigdude]

i have a vocalbooth.com iso booth. very happy with it. constructed well and does as advertised. i have metal singers screamin away in it all day and its barely noticeable outside the booth. hope it helps.

[kittonian]

I've got a custom made vocalbooth.com one as well and love it. Not only great for tracking vocals, but I stick guitar amps in there too and it's a lot quieter for sure.

[The Missile Silo]

I'll third the vocalbooth.com iso booths. I have had mine for almost 2 years, and love it!

[Thomas Chiu]

wow....thanks guys...really helped a lot !! ^_^ thanks

[PTGuy]

I can only assume that you guys did not build it yourself. I have one as well and it was HELL putting it together. There was only like 2-3 poorly photocopied sheets for "directions". The instructions made no sense and left out a good bit of details of the construction. Having said that though once it was together it works great!

[Electrox]

I had a whisper room setup, and I built a second room. The whisper room was semi-portable in that you could take it apart and reassemble it. It worked fine, but was not as quiet as the one I built myself. I ended up selling the whisper room years later for a good price because it WAS portable (if you were used to lifting weights!). I would think you would want to see one first before buying one.

[acmost]

What size Vocal Booth from vocalbooth.com do y'all have?

[BaileyBass]

I have a 4x6 vocal booth from gretch-ken industries, and it was a chore to assemble, but works fine. Building one would be a LOT cheaper. Can't remember exactly what I paid for this one but I do remember it worked out to 150-200 dollars per square foot! SB