I plan to build a 3'x3'x3' sound booth in my office for voice over work. I'm designing it to sit on my desk. Is this good for the project?
800742
They are studio quality. That's is their claim and I can't dispute that claim. The foam is thick and it's got ridges which act as deflectors, in my opinion. You will be well on your way with these, and you can always double insulate inside and out for double the effect. When you can hear your heartbeat in a soundroom you know it's working.
800743
Yes, I believe so. These should help to eliminate flutter echoes inside the booth and "deaden" the space.
278417
It's small. Good for a podcast . I wouldn't put anything super heavy on it. I put a sure58 mic on it.
618327
You can place it on the desk--but the cord for the mic has to stay plugged into the speaker so keep in mind that you will have limited room to move. If you have a podium it would most likely work perfectly.
1098464
It depends on how you would podcast it because this mic is especially designed for GarageBand. If that's not a problem than have at it! It would be even better in your small office since it would pick up the sound that much better. I hope this helps!
68875
yes, it can be will be perfect for a little studio apt and to set up a desk under it like an office or home work space. :0)
248639
That's probaby about as big as I'd go, but yes, assuming you're not trying to drown out people who are having conversations it should be plenty. To give an example, my son, 30 feet away in the living, room, often asks me to turn this down because he can't hear the TV clearly.
1005012
In my opinion it's a great product but it's a little too flimsy for a desktop set-up. You would have to prop it up with something and get a super-wide mic stand base. I plan to shoot for a smaller acoustic shield so I can use it on my desktop because I record sitting down all the time. Again, it's great product but possibly not made for desktop application.
896843
It depends on the size of your group. I think it would work great for a small group of 5, but not in a large conference room with people far away from the speaker.
2234010
Yes, it would be great. It stands up pretty high, so that size group would be just fine. Hope you have a great PA system.
554771
We purchased this mic for our board meetings, which are attended by about 17 people and in hotel meeting rooms. The tables are configured in a square/rectangle pattern. It did a really good job of covering that space. Sorry I don't have the exact dimensions of the meeting room as I was on the listening end of the board meetings.
159381
I have used this speaker and microphone several times in a very large room with 50 people. It should be powerful enough for a banquet hall with 80-85 people unless the acoustics are bad. I don't recommend plugging into the same electrical outlet with a laptop and projector as that could produce static.
1537805
Yes, I works great for that. There are no speakers so the music comes from the phone speaker, but it's perfect for an office.
2077226
You are good on height. You will have about 3/16 to spare. On depth, you are short by 3/4, but it shouldn't matter if the speaker extends beyond your enclosure. You will probably get better sound dispersion. Speakers have a great sound as centers!
774217
I think it would be fine. We have it plugged into a keyboard for the kid and the amplification isn't the greatest but I think it's just because of the speaker it is being projected out of. If you a better speaker, the mic would be great.
1759518
1x12 is not the best option for live gigging in any size room. It just doesnt push enough air. Now if you're going to mic it into a PA then you're ok, you'll just have a hard time hearing yourself on stage.
110613
It may not be optimal, but you could craft a combo of converter plugs and put it in the computer's mic or input jack. I've done something similar before, and if you aren't looking for perfect audiophile quality it should be fine.
2185240
I would say it depends on what you expect to do with them, if it was to mic up a presenter, I would say yes. Background music likely ok, To deliver DJ music, or loud live performance I would say no. I have used them out in the open for weddings and they work just fine for a quite environment to carry spoken word.I have four of them and four of PV118 and that is what I use for rooms that large, I run the subs with a pair of crown xls800 and the tops with a pair of xls600.