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Does what it says on the tin. The difference was evident when I ran a meter inside it showing around a 4db drop in general volume compared to outside the booth but importantly for me is the proof in the pudding -Aswell as blocking problematic room reverberations it completely removes the general background soup of noise of distant traffic etc, allowing me to record at much higher gain and get a cleaner and more dynamic take from a Rode condenser mic that was otherwise not really useable in this room. Its not going to save the day if the neighbours dogs start barking, or a car alarm goes off mid take, but its not claiming to do that. Mine did arrive with an incorrect component but Snap were amazing and sent me a replacement part by courier immediately along with a little freebie for my troubles, probably the best 'mistake' response ive had from an online seller. Its super easy to erect and collapse too

Does what it says on the tin, an excellent product.

Perfect for what I need it for easy to assemble and cuts all the reverb I kind of prefer this than completely sound proof as sometimes with sound proof you loose a natural sound this is really dope and is perfect for meNice one snap studio

This arrives in a large brown cardboard box measuring approx 37cm x 37cm x 1m2cm and it's heavy.If you are a strapping bloke you'll be able to carry it just fine.My delivery man took one look at me at the door (5ft 6" middle aged woman), sighed and lifted it up into my front hall for me.It weighs just over 20kg, but it's unwieldy due to the size/shape.If I had to, I could move it from A to B, but I'd be moaning the whole way and it had better not be far.I move bags of sand and cement when I have to, but even though they weigh more, they are actually easier to lift as they are so much more compact.Inside the box, you get the frame, the covers (including a piece for the floor), the bits to help support the top, the small hanging light, the smart device mount, a red envelope with black and white photo + text assembly instructions and a bag that can just about fit everything in if you want to pack it up as long as you fold it all neatly.It is simple enough to put together, although if you are not the tallest you'll need a step stool to do the top of it and once assembled it not to bad if you want to push it across the floor so I'd recommend assembling it close to the place you want to use it.The little light it comes with has 3 light levels and is rechargeable, so you don't need to buy any batteries to use it. It comes with a very short charging cable and it's one of the older style connections (USB micro, the one with a flat side and a curve) which I wasn't impressed with.I expect new things to come with USB-C cables nowadays.I got this to record scratch tracks in, where it doesn't really matter that much if the sounds a bit rough but I'd rather it was better. The room is fairly echoey, but it gets used as a living room too so I didn't want to put up acoustic tiles on the wall as they just don't look that great to me - I know there are more attractive solutions, but they cost a lot more than this little booth and you can't take them with you if you move.I've been really impressed with how much background noise this cuts out and it makes cleaning up sounds much easier.It isn't going to stop you hearing doors slamming/cars beeping etc..., but those smaller background noises you never notice until you play back a recording are significantly diminished.I'm not a sound engineer and I usually only record scratch tracks for animations, or recordings I take to a studio and get a pro to clean up for audiobooks. Sometimes I'll record an interview and sort it myself but I'd call myself an amateur.I have my mic clipped to a clamp around one of the uprights with the lead threaded out at a corner between the side panels, with everything else outside the booth - if you have your mic on a stand with a tripod base you might feel a bit cramped inside (it's worth measuring out the floor area to see if you will feel comfortable in there, especially if you gesture when singing/speaking.)My sound guy tells me this has cut out a good 70% of those background noises and echoes from having untreated walls, so it has massively improved the quality of my recordings.If you live in rented accommodation and can't acoustically treat the space, or if you don't have a dedicated space where you can leave recording gear set up, this is an excellent solution to your problem.It might feel expensive, but it solves your problem in one large duffel bag.It feels reassuringly solid and well made, can be taken down and reassembled many times if you need to do that, and it really does make a difference that you can actually hear on a recording.When it's in the duffel bag, it takes up a tiny bit less space than the box it arrives in, so if you plan to store it, you might want to think about where.I'm impressed with this and feel it was worth the price I paid (I got it on offer with 10% off).Really worth considering if you want to improve sound quality without breaking the bank.

I don't usually write Amazon reviews but really wanted to recommend this product - clear instructions, easy assembly and perfect for a little at-home sound booth. Thank you!

myself and my partner set it up in a day easily (i'm not usually good with that stuff) - you can notice the difference straight away once stepping inside. I have yet to check the sound floor officially with my DAW yet so i'll update if anything is off but really is a big difference already.I really like the cool rechargeable LED strip lights that come with it too, nice touch. Well made product and would recommend.

Very happy with this product. The sound quality is super. Only problem I had was one of the led lights does not work.