Amateur here, not a professional, but I do know just enough about audio recording & sound quality to know that this is worth buying.
I do occasional voiceovers for work & use Audacity as my DAW. I thought about turning a tiny closet into a recording area with acoustic panels from floor to ceiling, but that's a little out of my price range right now.
I record everything while sitting at my desk, so I needed something small & portable that I could attach to my floor model mic stand (Proline MS235) & use with my Blue Snowball iCE mic. The acoustic shield panel came today & I just got through trying it out & there is a definite difference in the sound quality. My recordings sound so much better without having to use any other sound treatment panels in the room.
This LyxPro VRI-30 acoustic panel is a little on the heavy side, so DO NOT try to use it with a swing arm boom mic stand that clamps to your desk, it will definitely weigh it down. Use it with a floor model mic stand, something sturdy enough to support the weight of both the panel & your mic.
You could probably get away with using it on a flat surface if you rigged up some front legs for it so it would stand on its own. You could do this easily with paperback books, styrofoam pieces or even Legos. If you try to stand it up on a flat surface as is, it will tip forward because the back leg is the screw mount that goes on your mic stand, so it's a little longer & can't be removed.
It is very well constructed & I see it lasting a long time. The silver backing is metal, not plastic & you can tell by the weight (about 2.5 lbs). It folds in half so you can store it away when you're not using it. It only takes a minute to screw it on to your mic stand, then screw the attachment piece for your mic into the bracket.
Buying this saved me several hundred dollars vs. buying enough acoustic panels to remodel my closet & as long as you have a quiet environment (no kids, pets, outside noises), it will work fine for my needs.
IT DOES NOT SOUNDPROOF A ROOM OR BLOCK ANY OUTSIDE NOISES. What it does is give you a good "backstop" for your voice & make it sound like you are recording in a vocal booth, provided that the room is quiet to begin with.
(I may be "beating a dead horse" by saying that over & over but y'all KNOW how some Amazon shoppers are when they write reviews...lol.)
Hope this review helps. I was on the fence about quality & whether it would actually work but I was pleasantly surprised.
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Preserve the clarity of your voice and instrument sound while eliminating audio wave bounce back and Interference when recording your favorite songs and tracks to deliver Dry Clear Crisp Sound with this high-quality EVA foam sound absorber. |
High-quality acoustic sound-absorbing foam insulation sound diffusion reduces noise and room ambiance to create an optimal recording condition in the studio home or office vented thru the perforated aluminum backplate panel. |
The panel is constructed from premium aluminum and lined with high-quality foam. This delivers structural integrity along with appropriate sound diffusion so your recording is always free of distortion or alteration due to surrounding waves. |
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This Item  LyxPro VRI-30 Sound Absorbing and Vocal Booth Recording Microphone Isolation Shield Panel for Home Office and Studio Portable & Foldable Stand Mount Adjustable |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $17.49 | $32.99 | -8% $32.99 List: $35.99 | $23.90 | $32.99 | $39.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 |
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| Sold By | -SkyMall- | Aokeo Technology Limited | PENYPEAL DIRECT | Plyfat Company us | Jiaxu | Moukey |
| power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric |
| connectivity tech | — | — | USB | Auxiliary | USB | — |
| connector type | — | 3/8" and 5/8" | — | screw | USB Type-B | — |
| model number | VRI30 | A0-505 | — | — | PF8 | MK0118-PAN-DE |
| material | — | Metal | foam | Metal | — | — |
| signal-to-noise ratio | 75 decibels | — | — | 78 decibels | — | 78 decibels |
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Great for the price!
Solid build of the main fold-out part. Would like to see a sturdier horizontal bracket, it’s a bit wimpy for the weight it is holding. The biggest improvement they could make is to include a shorter vertical tube as an optional piece, the picture shows my Mic too low in its position than I would prefer. I will fix by putting a short extension on the mic, or by a couple of bends in the bracket. Am perfectly happy with the product for the price paid, definitely improved recorded vocals captured, would recommend.👍
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2023
I do occasional voiceovers for work & use Audacity as my DAW. I thought about turning a tiny closet into a recording area with acoustic panels from floor to ceiling, but that's a little out of my price range right now.
I record everything while sitting at my desk, so I needed something small & portable that I could attach to my floor model mic stand (Proline MS235) & use with my Blue Snowball iCE mic. The acoustic shield panel came today & I just got through trying it out & there is a definite difference in the sound quality. My recordings sound so much better without having to use any other sound treatment panels in the room.
This LyxPro VRI-30 acoustic panel is a little on the heavy side, so DO NOT try to use it with a swing arm boom mic stand that clamps to your desk, it will definitely weigh it down. Use it with a floor model mic stand, something sturdy enough to support the weight of both the panel & your mic.
You could probably get away with using it on a flat surface if you rigged up some front legs for it so it would stand on its own. You could do this easily with paperback books, styrofoam pieces or even Legos. If you try to stand it up on a flat surface as is, it will tip forward because the back leg is the screw mount that goes on your mic stand, so it's a little longer & can't be removed.
It is very well constructed & I see it lasting a long time. The silver backing is metal, not plastic & you can tell by the weight (about 2.5 lbs). It folds in half so you can store it away when you're not using it. It only takes a minute to screw it on to your mic stand, then screw the attachment piece for your mic into the bracket.
Buying this saved me several hundred dollars vs. buying enough acoustic panels to remodel my closet & as long as you have a quiet environment (no kids, pets, outside noises), it will work fine for my needs.
IT DOES NOT SOUNDPROOF A ROOM OR BLOCK ANY OUTSIDE NOISES. What it does is give you a good "backstop" for your voice & make it sound like you are recording in a vocal booth, provided that the room is quiet to begin with.
(I may be "beating a dead horse" by saying that over & over but y'all KNOW how some Amazon shoppers are when they write reviews...lol.)
Hope this review helps. I was on the fence about quality & whether it would actually work but I was pleasantly surprised.
$30 well spent...definitely worth the money!
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2023
Amateur here, not a professional, but I do know just enough about audio recording & sound quality to know that this is worth buying.Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2023
I do occasional voiceovers for work & use Audacity as my DAW. I thought about turning a tiny closet into a recording area with acoustic panels from floor to ceiling, but that's a little out of my price range right now.
I record everything while sitting at my desk, so I needed something small & portable that I could attach to my floor model mic stand (Proline MS235) & use with my Blue Snowball iCE mic. The acoustic shield panel came today & I just got through trying it out & there is a definite difference in the sound quality. My recordings sound so much better without having to use any other sound treatment panels in the room.
This LyxPro VRI-30 acoustic panel is a little on the heavy side, so DO NOT try to use it with a swing arm boom mic stand that clamps to your desk, it will definitely weigh it down. Use it with a floor model mic stand, something sturdy enough to support the weight of both the panel & your mic.
You could probably get away with using it on a flat surface if you rigged up some front legs for it so it would stand on its own. You could do this easily with paperback books, styrofoam pieces or even Legos. If you try to stand it up on a flat surface as is, it will tip forward because the back leg is the screw mount that goes on your mic stand, so it's a little longer & can't be removed.
It is very well constructed & I see it lasting a long time. The silver backing is metal, not plastic & you can tell by the weight (about 2.5 lbs). It folds in half so you can store it away when you're not using it. It only takes a minute to screw it on to your mic stand, then screw the attachment piece for your mic into the bracket.
Buying this saved me several hundred dollars vs. buying enough acoustic panels to remodel my closet & as long as you have a quiet environment (no kids, pets, outside noises), it will work fine for my needs.
IT DOES NOT SOUNDPROOF A ROOM OR BLOCK ANY OUTSIDE NOISES. What it does is give you a good "backstop" for your voice & make it sound like you are recording in a vocal booth, provided that the room is quiet to begin with.
(I may be "beating a dead horse" by saying that over & over but y'all KNOW how some Amazon shoppers are when they write reviews...lol.)
Hope this review helps. I was on the fence about quality & whether it would actually work but I was pleasantly surprised.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024
Solid build of the main fold-out part. Would like to see a sturdier horizontal bracket, it’s a bit wimpy for the weight it is holding. The biggest improvement they could make is to include a shorter vertical tube as an optional piece, the picture shows my Mic too low in its position than I would prefer. I will fix by putting a short extension on the mic, or by a couple of bends in the bracket. Am perfectly happy with the product for the price paid, definitely improved recorded vocals captured, would recommend.👍
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2020
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