Thanks Wayne! Wishing you good luck with the build. I think the door is likely to fit (depending on the elevator’s size) but I’d say having 1-2 people to help moving it would be very useful.

@@TomBrooksMedia Many thanks, Tom! Will let you know how it goes.

@@TomBrooksMedia My One Plus arrived a few days ago. I'm watching this video again from the perspective of experience. When they say it's heavy, they really mean it don't they?!

@@waynefarrellvoiceovers Hi Wayne! Hope you got the booth up to the 4th floor OK! I'm about to buy a booth and am also buying an apt. wasn't sure if I needed to get an apt on the ground floor or not-due to the weight of the booth-have you been OK on the 4th floor and did you need a structural engineer to come around and advise on placement? Thanks so much!

@@mhairisteenbock4450 Hi Mhairi. I asked and they said it was fine. The floors in my apartment building are all steel reinforced concrete. It's a relatively new building. If in doubt, ask. Good luck! They are a game changer!

Did you find someone?? I'm thinking the same thing...

Thank you! I've since changed to DT770's (was only using DT990's temporarily as that's all I had available at the time!) and much prefer them.

Hi Philip. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I didn’t do any professional tests, but I have a couple of friends in the building trade so did ask them a few questions such as the placement of the joists etc and they all said it wouldn’t be a problem as the load was spread over a large enough area.

@@TomBrooksMedia Thank you so much for that! I'm getting a Studio Bricks one VO edition and buying a flat and wasn't sure if I needed to get a flat on the ground floor or if I could put the studio on an upper floor without any issues regarding the weight. So you didn't need to get a structural engineer around to advise on where you should put the booth?

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you Jack. The ceiling height is 235cm in the room and the Studiobricks has just enough clearance to fit when building.

Thank you! The arm comes with the VO Edition pack that I bought with the booth and it’s great. There’s a hole at the bottom which I’ve fed an extension lead through, which works great for me.

Hi Ryv. Yes, still using my Studiobricks two years on. Great idea for a video - I’ll look at filming something soon.

I was worried about this, but honestly I’ve not noticed any issues at all.

Hi Robyn. No, the monitor I have is small enough and mounted to the arms with no modifications.

It's perfectly suitable for my needs. The only change I've made since this video is to closed-back headphones (DT770's, as I only had DT990's at the time of filming). No problems to report since and no complaints from the multiple clients I've worked for. The interface is getting a bit long in the tooth now so I'll probably replace that before too long - but if it's not broken, then why fix it?