Pyle Sound Isolation Recording Shield Box - Microphone Foam Booth Cube, Sound Dampening Filter - Audio Acoustic Noise Isolator Platform Pads with Wedge Padding for Studio, Podcast, and Vocal Use

The only flaws I found with this is that the top panel requires stronger tape to keep it attached to the shell, but other than that, it's easy to set up and provides a portable way to record audio with great sound quality. Solid value for your money.

This simple acoustic box setup allows me to record audio with minimal background noise being picked up. I use this to do voice-overs of video recordings. My sound quality has significantly improved since I started using this box. There is a zip opening in the back to run cables inside. The zipper allows the size of the opening on the back to be as small as possible. The whole setup isn’t huge, so I can keep it on my desk without it getting in the way. It’s a simple setup but one that had a big impact.

This box is pointless, my mic is a nuemann tlm 102 its already pretty small, and jt still could not fit in this box. No normal microphone will fit in here and in addition the foam falls right out, do NOT waste your time

It does the job but you'd be better off buying foam and making your own.

My son has started making his own YouTube videos and was needing help with eliminating background noise when recording so we got him this. So easy to set up and it makes such a huge difference!!! It removes all external noise and allows for very clear voice recording. Best bit is that it’s easy to pack up and travel with or for simple storage when not in use.

This was really effective in minimizing not just the echo in my recording area, but also all of the background noise from the neighboring freeway. Ideal for podcasters. Sound Isolation: The shield box is constructed with materials that help block out external noises, such as room echoes, ambient sounds, and other environmental disturbances. This isolation creates a quieter and more controlled recording environment, resulting in cleaner audio recordings.Microphone Foam Booth Cube: The shield box typically features a cube-shaped design with foam padding on the inside. This foam absorbs and diffuses sound waves, preventing them from bouncing back into the microphone and causing unwanted reverberations. Sound Dampening Filter: The foam padding acts as a sound dampening filter, effectively reducing the level of noise and echo in recordings. This helps capture clearer and more focused audio, especially for vocal recordings, podcasts, voiceovers, and music production. Acoustic Noise Isolator Platform Pads: Some shield boxes come with additional platform pads or wedge padding to further enhance sound isolation and absorption. These pads can be placed inside the box or underneath the microphone to minimize vibrations and resonances.Portable Design: The shield box is lightweight and portable, allowing it to be easily transported and set up in different recording locations. Its compact size makes it suitable for home studios, podcasting setups, voiceover booths, and other on-the-go recording environments.Adjustable Configuration: Some shield boxes feature adjustable panels or hinges that allow users to customize the angle and orientation of the box relative to the microphone. This flexibility enables optimal positioning for capturing the best sound quality.Easy Setup: Setting up the shield box is typically straightforward and requires minimal assembly. It can be easily mounted on a microphone stand or desktop using the included hardware or clamps.

Value for money - not too pricey, but that’s because I used my business account… oops. But! While i was skeptical as it came in a box almost as tall as me, when I opened it, I was surprised to see how large is was.Quality - This ‘Sound Cube,’ as I’ll call it, was really great quality with the ZealSound mic I bought, especially with its mute function. To test, I put it on my head and spoke to my family. They all think I’m crazy now, but it confirmed to make me quieter than I already am.Performance - this thing, if it were in an exam, I’d give it an A-. That’s only because I first questioned it, but realized it was very god at its job, and I noticed when you put the mic in the back of the box, it performed better. The box may have a strange design, popping out of its flat state and into a full box, but it has the functionality of a heavy duty moving box, with that super thick cardboard… I’m getting carried away.Ease of installation - Since I’m occasionally a brick head, I decided to use the manual ( wow! ) and nd put it together with a breeze. There are four different foam pads, and one strip of tape for the top one. You assemble those four pieces of foam in all sides except the bottom, and then put your mic in, and hear how good it sounds. I personally love it.In all, it’s a good booth for a cheap 50 dollar setup (which is mine!) and can be good for us beginner ✨ Voice Actors ✨ and my fellow singers and podcasters, until we manage to get a better setup to suit our needs. I’ll update if needed. Thanks for reading!- TJ.