Clearsonic IsoPac F Review | Isolation Booth for Vocals and Instruments

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[@jamesleung562]

Hi Marty, great video. Any chance you'd be able to do a quick one demonstrating the noise reduction from inside/out?

[@clearsonicmfg.7622]

Excellent review! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this! A little tip, the rear Sorber baffles have a 4" long flap of Velcro on teh top and bottom you can attach to the panel next to it to make them more stable. :)

[@ZedMartyProduction]

You‘re welcome! Great Iso Booth! Oh, I didn‘t think about that, will check it out, thanks!

[@DesoloZantas]

Well you have a really good Mic and it doesn't sound like a really big room so it's kind of hard to hear the difference

[@robstaylor4234]

Does it help with keeping sound from coming out? I hope I

[@samsschool3639]

No, virtually nothing if you are in the same room, however if you put it inside a room , step outside the room and shut the door, the sound is significantly lower

[@lambertlambert7076]

@@samsschool3639 What about the neighbour on the upper floor if I'm playing guitar and singing in the clearsonic box? Would it be realistic to consider that the neighbour will not hear at least 90% of sound ?

[@Antman-cy8ch]

@@lambertlambert7076 My question exactly. Waiting for an answer.

[@ZedMartyProduction]

Sound reduction is around 14-16 dB if you are in the same room which equals around 40- 50% reduction of perceived loudness. Playing guitar in the booth and the doors of the room closed the volume outside the room is reduced even more.

[@serbadork]

Love the booth! From this video though, the booth seems a bit bigger than the photos on the website, is this really Isopack F or is it Isopack E? Is it just that the angle makes it look slightly bigger?

[@ZedMartyProduction]

Jan Luis Aponte It‘s the Isopack F but with one more back absorber - totally 3 instead of the 2 that come with the package.

[@aparna169]

Zed Marty, thanks for the review! I couldn't detect a lot of difference from the camera mic sounds when she was inside and outside the booth. If someone was doing loud high pitched vocal exercises would this help dampen the sound significantly?

[@ZedMartyProduction]

If you completely close the upper back side with a thick blanket, sound reduction is around 14-16 dB if you are in the same room which equals around 40% reduction of perceived loudness.

[@muntasir_almusalmi]

Thanks a lot, appreciate your review

[@KyleGSaunders]

Hey Zed , do you know the acoustic material used for the product?

[@terrillmel]

Sounded much better in the iso room. I'm sure mixing is much easier now.

[@samsschool3639]

Thanks for the review!, how is for monitoring while mixing and mastering?

[@Japsem]

Greetings very good video, I do not know if you had the opportunity to try the isovox 2 and make a comparison. Thank you

[@ZedMartyProduction]

Hi, thank you! Sorry no, I did not try it so far.

[@scarletrosedragon]

Hello, do you think "Clearsonic IsoPac B Dark Grey" has the same effect but with drums/e-drums and loud vocals singing? Because I'm looking for a way to not annoying my neighbours by beeing very loud with singing and playing e-drums. And also the walls of my apartment are very sensitive. What do you think, would you recommend it? Would be nice if you can reply. :)

[@ZedMartyProduction]

Hi! Yes, I think it will reduce the perceived loudness in the room quite a bit. Make sure to use a thick blanket to cover the gap between the back absorbers and the ceiling absorbers- that will dampen and reduce the sound even a little bit more.

[@scarletrosedragon]

@@ZedMartyProduction Thank you very much :)

[@Stachu.]

Free DraBird Hi, I also plan to go this way for my edrums. I live in a Old-built in Berlin. I want to play comfortable and don’t distract my wife and the neighbors anymore. Did it works for you and reduces the volume significant or just a little bit? Is it worth investing in your opinion?

[@scarletrosedragon]

@@Stachu. I still don't have it yet, so that's why I can't tell you. Sorry :(

[@LEXXXRUGER84]

Would I be able to record without the monitors bleeding through to the track while recording?

[@ZedMartyProduction]

Depends how loud you turn up your monitors- very quiet listening level is ok.

[@BanderaFilmsAndMusic]

Good video. Can you leave a direct link to purchase this model?

[@ZedMartyProduction]

www.thomann.de/at/clearsonic_isopac_f_dark_grey.htm

[@soundrocketstudios]

That guitarist on the right was a bit cocky with the one on the left. Not kind for sure 🤣 Great video as always man

[@ZedMartyProduction]

Oh those rock heads... 🤣 thanks mate!

[@rnalmighty733]

Hi, I have a few questions. So would you say the acrylic glass just by itself is heavy ? Can one person carry it ? How long do you reckon it would take to be setting it up and packing it away every week ? Would you say it is quick to pack away ? We’re thinking of getting it for a church for the use of a drum and want to know how ideal it is ?

[@evrenyilmaz4864]

champion 100 vs mg100dfx??? please

[@abigaelrios3583]

saludos desde Peru

[@ZedMartyProduction]

Greetings!

[@philgzln]

1800$ for that?!?

[@225maine]

Damn ppl need to stop crying about things they can't afford...fuck!

[@alien-hs1zn]

I’m about to buy me one for my studio I need it for like a vocal booth people say if you have the money to get it just get the damn thing and be over with it

[@pnpark]

how about actually singing!