VO-BB - 20 YEARS OLD!

[iannyc]

Looking at some bicoastal living, and hoping for advice on the best travel kit? (Just gonna bring my sennheiser 416 and apollo duo, looking to kill the reverb / drop the noise floor)

I have a client that needs a lot of work done but the quality doesnt have to be phenomenal... anything more elegant than a blanket fortress will do!

Thanks!
-Ian

[ShaneGraham057]

Ive seen a handful of decent reviews on the Tri-Booth. Its been engineered by some very well known voices, and is pretty 'dummy proof' in setup and storage.

Plus you get George Whittams custom filter(s)

https://www.bookablevo.com/tri-booth

[Jack Daniel]

I can vouch for the TriBooth. It's not cheap, but if you use it just once for paid work, you've likely paid for it. I don't travel much, but for those who do the ease of use and "works as advertised" quality makes it an easy choice.
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[Dan-O]

If you want to see a Tri-Booth in the wild here's a clip from a couple days ago from radio imaging and affiliate legend and well known Gear God, Jeff Berlin:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp_8YbgX-3k&feature=youtu.be

He even provided an an audio A/B comparison with his home studio Whisperroom: https://www.jberlin.com/PN/

[iannyc]

Thank you #vobbgang much appreciated!!!

[iannyc]

Woah... $1500 is steep. I was thinking more in the squishy $400 and below range.... those ones that are like a 2”x2” box. But theyre not that good I reckon

Thanks though!