Sorry for the typo in the link in the description -- I fixed it: geni.us/tribooth

That is an awesome idea! checks the price..... that is an awesome idea... PVC,bungiee cord, moving blankets? time for a Home Depot trip!

Not to sound like a hater but I was pretty shocked when I saw the price of this. I literally built this exact same thing from thick pvc and nice moving blankets from harbor freight sale for around 100$ and it's even bigger than this.. Works awesome. Thanks for the review!

It's all fun and games until you see the price.

I made my own booth and saved 1 grand of the cost on this one. I admit my storage isn’t as compact though. But when built, it takes up the same space.

As nice as this is, it's essentially a prebuilt version of a jury-rigged PVC booth you could build yourself for maybe $200 while selling it for $1500. I will never understand why anything catered to voice artists always costs an arm and a leg.

1500 bucks? Nah. Thanks for the upload Mike.

Thank you Luke Skywalker, this was very helpful

Thank you for this Mike. Been a fan of the show, my wife and I are both stage actors here in NYC and we are getting into voice acting but don’t have a booth. So helpful to hear about this. Love the content and work.

I built my own booth just like this out of PVC pipes and SoundBoothtoGo blankets. It only cost around $380 and took about 3 hours to cut down the PVC and assemble everything. If you buy your own moving blankets and figure out a way to attach velcro to them/hang them from the frame, it could be way cheaper.

That's quite the thumbnail, jesus

Without a doubt the most informative and enjoyable videos on being a voice over merchant and gear guy that I have ever seen. Thanks guys. John from Australia.

This seems really helpful for both permanent home setup, but also if you wanna be able to take a long holiday and take work with you.

Great idea. Terrible price. That’s insane!

I really like your channel and positive demeanor. Thank you.

Awesome video, and what a great sound. I am in Australia and building one of these from PVC from my local hardware store.

thanks Mike :D this video just gave me some excitement to rebuild my PVC booth and today I finished working on it and it sound really really amazing (I'll not complain about price of product you reviewed but) I think doing this yourself is exciting and you can customize it according to space and your need and surely your budget price is really variable according on what you use ( mine cost about 100 - 200$ for the main components ) actually make it easily movable is another story ( I mean this is the main feature for the reviewed one which I think is significantly better than hand made DIY one ) but other than that I find doin it in yourself is superior

For everyone concerned about the cost...Have you considered all the accessories that come included: boom arm, shelf, cup holder, duffle bag, LED light, etc.? And what about the custom audio chain designed to replicate YOUR mic, YOUR voice, and YOUR main recording booth/space, custom-created by George? These go for $75 and up on George's site. Once you add these up, you're not at $200 any more. Add shipping and profit. Sure, I could build it if all it was was PVC and blankets. But it's not. And not everyone wants to. For them, their time is more valuable They'd rather get in the booth and record something amazing.

Not a bad deal considering the filter that comes with it. I like it.

I was so tempted to buy this because I'm not the most comfortable buying/making a booth with pvc. Managed to make a good space with my closet and blocked out the front with couch cushions, worked wonderfully. So glad I wasn't desperate enough to buy this...seems really convenient, just way too expensive...

As someone involved in a family business, I get the price. There will always be a percentage of people ignorant of what it takes to entrepreneur and will complain if the price isn't a razor's width above the input costs. I dig this product and I appreciate the work it took to put this together.

Funny story, just two days ago I built my first booth ( 3'x3'x6'6'') in my closet using $60 worth of PVC, most of the blankets in the house, a $20 led lamp from lowes, and a mic stand that my friend gave me. Sounds like I built this product for about 12% of the asking price (assuming I used $100 of blankets), I understand there are multiple convenience factors added and profit must be made, but I do feel as if this a luxury item for a serious professional, rather than a functional item for anyone else.... however, I'm big fan of booth junkie, and always love the content!

i love the idea that this is a travel kit that can make a repeatable experience anywhere and has the travel case, DYI build cases cant compete as effectively with out the custom parts to bring the weight down, first thing i thought of when we started watching this. i get it, i love it now i want one.

Incredibly quick setup and tear down. There are 2 types that work for specific setups depending upon your needs. We are planning on using these at the GenCon in Indy next year. The only thing that might be an issue is if the VA is on the larger (tummy) size, much smaller in size or handicapped (wheelchair). The good news is there can be some interesting customization available. Some industrial strength Velcro for holding some of the accessories out of the way is a great addition. One more thing is the length and width of the blankets could be a tad longer and wide. Everything else, I wait until I get to work with them in a convention atmosphere. - Thank you Rick for being OCD!

😍🤯 Thank you for posting this beats my DIY sound ⛺️ teepee!

You can augment the packing blankets with bed blankets. Maybe some spring clamps to hold it in place.

I am in a wheelchair, and I built a tabletop model of this exact same thing with PVC and a blanket I got from my mother in law. Total cost- $19.78 of pvc. Works GREAT!! And it didn’t break the bank.

1500usd for a PVC booth and some moving blankets? YIKES!

I'd definitely get this if the price was a bit lower. Maybe as much as my MKE 600 or a little bit more. I'm in a very noisy and busy studio apartment and this right here would definitely help my audio quality struggle.

Easy assembly. Cool product review. :)

This is what those little mic stand reflection filters try to do. The only hitch I heard was was some high-mid comb filtering. It sounds like either reflections off the copy stand or camera, or something wonly with the mic mount. It looked like the shotgun's interference tube might be covered partially by the shockmount, but there is a similar ~1.5K honk from some close reflection of some sort. All that aside, this is a fantastic booth. People will still bitch and moan about the lack of soundproofing (because most people don't know the difference between reflections and soundproofing) but the simplicity is elegant. Nice booth!

"this isn't maybe for you, right, but this is for thousands of actors, who are like rick's dad and... or just definitely afraid of screwing something up or breaking things or just don't want to think..." The best selling point for a product that is at least 1800% overprised... Good job .. I did the same booth for less then 20$ can be cheaper if you have a blanked...

Excellent walk through and setup! I would not cough up that much money for PVC pipe though...it's a bit overpriced in my humble opinion. But to its credit is very, very well designed and built. Thanks for the walk-through Mike!

Thank god that’s just a thumbnail 😂😂

Incredible video!

basically building forts for your work. nice. :)

Great video, Mike! I loved Rick and George's take on the business and their experiences with portable/makeshift booths. To all the haters on the price... that cost INCLUDES a consult with George Whittam, where he'll create a sound filter for your DAW of choice for the booth. The price makes sense now, as his services are high cost and he's in high demand. If you're a pro, (the target market for this product/service) these are costs you can include in your taxes at the end of the year. So depending on your area's taxation laws and rules, you probably can write off a portion of that cost.

Love you guys :) hi from Siberian Krasnoyarsk.

Looks like an amazing product. Sure I could build it very easily.. But thats me. I do think the value is in the custom EQ without a doubt. That said $1500 is still quiet pricey and likely a hard sell to many not working for a big studio.

A Booth Junkie's video on my birthday ? Perfect.

I built a rectangular 4'x3' version for $300. Not as snazzy, but it works. That's all-in cost: PVC and joints, tool to cut the PVC, mic stand, LED light, moving blankets (by far the costliest component), and grommet kit with S hooks.

The Thumbnail spooked me

Great video!

It would be amazing if they could have the fabric panels colored green. it would be perfect for virtual events. :D

Super cool video. The price is...interesting. But you can also make DIY absorption panels out of 703. This might be for people who don't want to mess with all that stuff, don't have the tools, etc. Also, some of the materials do seem boutique, like the top cover and such, so their production and material costs are probably higher than what you'd buy from home depot (but not sure how much per unit considering). And it seems to work which is good! I like the bungee cord/strap idea to maintain some stability.

Glad to see you uploading more Mike!

YEEEESSS! Thanks for the upload, Mike!

I use reaper it’s the best. My studio is underground so it’s perfect 👌 And it’s solid stone love your videos stay safe 😉

I mean I basically put one of these together with PVC pipe and acoustic blankets for about $250. It admittedly doesn't store as small, but $1250 is a lot of extra money just to store easier.

With the NT1A in particular, I can still hear some reverb and a boxy quality that probably comes from the fact that the blankets cannot block any significant amount of bass because physics. I also wonder what this would sound like in a smaller room.

Awesome!

Welcome back

I pray whoever reads this becomes successful 🙏🏽

The people complaining about the price and saying that they could do it themselves for $X if they just bought the supplies themselves, should do just that - go buy the supplies and build it yourself. As Mike said, this is a purpose-built, tailored booth for people that have the specific needs that this has been made for. Not to mention that it comes with a whole heap of inclusions that you would be hard-pressed to include in your hypothetical "$200" home-made booth. PVC pipes & their elbows & joints? Sure, cheap enough. The straps and the bungie-cords to keep the pipes together - yeah, why not. But to get the right grade moving blankets with a custom-fit ceiling blanket, dimmable LED light, power adapters, mic & copy stand (QUALITY ones, not just el cheapo ones) - put all that together to have a DECENT booth and you wouldn't have that come to $200, even with US pricing for cheap parts. As an Aussie, I would absolutely *love* to buy this, but the cost + shipping is just currently out of my range, and I'd almost be able to get a more permanent solid booth in my home for the same outlay - but there is no chance I'm going to pretend to be capable enough to measure, cut, and construct a booth similar to this - not to mention having an understanding of sound and space design, etc - just to avoid paying for a purpose-built product like this. I feel like this is just typical internet complaints that is thoughtless venting and projecting of one's own frustrations onto the creators / reviewers of the product, as if they should be making everything convenient for everyone else exept themselves - cos who really cares if businesses make money, am I right? Next we're going to say that a $75 Reaper licence is extortionate and the Rode NT1-A costing only ~$300 (even though if comes with an incredible shock mount & filter) is too expensive! FFS...

I made mind for £120 they do work very well.

Love it but can't really afford it at the moment, but as soon as I can, I will come out of the closet 😆🤣

The issue I have with this as a travel booth solution is that the Tri-booth team are toting this as a great solution for the traveling voiceover artist. They are justifying the 1.5k price by saying that George will create a bespoke filter just for you to clear up your background noise and output something phenomenal. That wouldn't work for the traveling person because once you take that booth to a new location the filter becomes useless. It's designed for maybe your home base ... the moment you leave that and go to a hotel or whatever you'll need a new filter which means going back to George and waiting for him to redesign the filter. This might be a good idea if they are going to have a subscription based model where you get an account on their website and upload your ambient sound and have George or someone like George redesign a bespoke filter for that new location you are in. I am all for new products in the VO world and would love to see this product on kickstarter if it means the price will come done and be more affordable. If they can team up with maybe the acoustic blanket people to produce proper sound insulating blankets. I'm all for that. Look, good luck to you and I wish all the best to your endeavor. But the business model needs to be adjusted imho.

The thumbnail tho LMAO

The legend returns

Thank you so much Mike, Rick and Goerge. You guys are so thoughtful and saviours!!👏👏👏😊😊😊

Does it reduce noise sound? I live next to an airport

at 9:22 Yeah I need it very much btw what if use our interface then how would you connect it and where would you place it ??

at 36:19 that's what I was thinking those blankets look like those on amazon but naahhh they aren't the same yuuuu huuuu !!!!!!

Hi Mike, Love your extremely helpful videos. Thanks. One Q: could you do a sound comparison of a full length blanketed booth vs partial length booth? What's the difference? Is anything lost by not covering the booth all the way? It's got to be cooler to perform in a booth that lets air in, but does it have adverse effects on the recording; more echo? More room noise? Thanks. Much appreciated.

Thankfully the linked worked for me but do they have CODs

Was a bit of a ‘meh’ day. But would you look at that...it just got better! Time to find my headphones.

Would be nice if it was a 3rd of the price or even lower. I guess it's good that it works at least... :/

How do you hook up your DAW and signal chain?

Clicked for the thumbnail, stayed for the sound test

I recently bought a snap studio which is pretty much the same thing. I wonder if the noise level is just as high in this one as in the snap studio.

Neat option!

Is that a picture of Jennifer Hale in your booth?!?!?! She is one of my biggest influences!!!

is it ok if i can ask you a request can you review the zoom f1 with the shotgun mic attachment and compare it with the zoom h5 with the shotgun mic attachment

I have to agree with the comments here. I love the channel but why would I pay 1500 dollars for something I could build for 150? I do see there are some conveniences with the elastic and the straps. However I am not paying more for a portable booth than I did for my mic (KSM32). The tailored roof and table are nice touches. It does look very nice. Again, love the channel and I wish the Tribooth guys well. But too pricey for me.

What about sound proofing???

Mike this is a GREAT video. Thanks for making it and sharing!

6:01 - May I ask what that piece is called and where I might find it? Many thanks! 🙂

Would this idea work for recording acoustic guitar as well? Clearly I can’t afford the booth but if I tried to build something similar myself?

wow!! these guys have some amazing voices!!! I will hear this video many times, just for the pleasure of hearing such a lovely voices! Thanks for sharing :)

If the price for this wasn't so above and beyond I would consider buying this

Will it help with any outside noise?

Can they make a six side HEX booth with a slightly larger, more square footage footprint with more interior space to move?

$1.500?!?! For that bit of cloth and PVC? Are they out of their mind?

at 9:08 my dream booth Like I have always watched your videos I got inspired alot bought myself a Neewer nw700 condenser mic with behringer u phoria audio interface headphones audacity software and acoustic foam but I am not able to make the most out of it like you said earlier that we have to invest in the room or recording space I feel very down that I am not able to get the sound which I want to get I am thinking of investing in this booth I was praying to God to make a way out !!!!

Great Idea, but the pricing needs work to be useful to the “do it yourself” audio crowd. As a professional, I’m sure it’s more manageable.

Doubles as a potable sauna too :D

How is this different than a blanket fort?

And then the neighbor drives by on his Harley... :D

The tri booth is a good idea, but it won't work for me. I have a small desk with a computer monitor on and I use the sm58 mic which is on a longer arm. I need something similar though, but more square and adjustable in size. I do want to improve my recording, so I do need something

Three of my favourite “Tech and Brains” people on the same video. Love it!

Man these guys are making like 1.2k per one of these things bought. I understand prepackaging, and I respect the ad, but these same things can be done by yourself for like less than 200 bucks. I have one myself, that's how I know. If you're looking for a good video, check out the Deity Microphones channel. They made a building guide on a booth slightly bigger than this, but made out of the same exact stuff. Also for this much you can get a used Whisper Room on eBay, which is professionally built.

Rode Podmic review, please. :(

The guy is not even inside his own product LOL

and I thought the ISOVOX 2 was an expensive solution...I love this more but that price tag is insane, they say free shipping too but I don't know if that includes international (to the UK, for me). Such a shame as this looks like a great product...

Dear Booth Junkie, I have to say I don't hear any reverb on your room, even when you're OUTSIDE the Tribooth. I'm using a pair of headphones to listen to your video, but I'm confused. I hear NO NOISE, inside or outside the booth... can you explain it???

"....is ideal for recording artists who need an affordable professional home/mobile studio...." - affordable!!!??? - overpriced at least on $1300.

Really, how to get into this type of work?

Nice idea, but looks really like I would build it by myself

Jest coś dla artystów muzyków zespołów?

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