XTUGA Recording Microphone Isolation Shield, High Density Absorbent Foam 5 Panels to Filter Vocal,Top Enclosed Foldable Soundproof Cover for Condenser Studio Equipment MIS02

I record from home in the heart of Hollywood, so I needed something that wouldn't take up a ton of space but would protect my recordings from the outside noise of traffic, yelling, etc.This little dude is perfect. It secure right onto my mic stand and fits my Mic perfectly. You can adjust the wings around it for a better noise-proof seal, and the quality really comes close to a professional recording space.If you're looking for a sound shield thats easy to assemble, lightweight, but powerful in it's design, then look no further!

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As in the title, great product. Feels sturdy and seems to help with room noise a bit, although I had hoped for a liiittle better result. Im using an mxl 990 cheapo condenser that is very "noisy" and I was hoping this would quell the problem. Definitely helped, but the blame is on the mic.That being said..Satan himself designed the assembly. Placing nuts in small crevices you cant see or reach, held in place by nothing while putting the screw in, just kinda floating around hoping you hit the threads. When you adjust it it makes a loud plastic *SNAP* sound that made me think I broke it.I was a Lego fiend who graduated to IKEA furniture and kept climbing that mountain. I love putting stuff together. Idk why, but i do.I did not enjoy this one bit. Show me someone who put this together in under 24 hours without the use of profanity, and I will show you a LIAR!In all seriousness, it was pretty difficult to put together. Had I assembled these before, im sure I could've gotten it done in a reasonable amount of time, but snapping 5 pieces of plastic together took me over an hour. Thought I could tackle it on my lunch break, but nooooooohohoho. Lotta dropping nuts, lotta swearing, lotta looking up at the sky asking deep questions - most of which starting with the word, "Why?"Ultimately, im glad I got it, you should too, but you have been warned that it's a pain to put together if you have never done one before. There is absolutely NO reason that this had to be designed this way for assembly and I have NO idea who thought it was a good idea to make the customer struggle so. For real... I can't wrap my mind around who and why it was designed this way for assembly. BUT it's assembled and has been tested successfully. I am not remorseful of my purchase. I would estimate it blocked out about 30% of the room noise for my noisy mic.Good luck, and have fun!

The sides fold in and stay put. The roof panels are a smart idea. The small size can tuck in with a snare mic for isolation. I eventually bought 3 small and 1 large for a studio drum kit. Slightly physical to assemble and a little pricey.

The look, the dense foam, the interlocking parts and captive screws - all wonderful. The surround - smallish but adequate.The parts - absolutely disgusting. All plastic save the bolts for the hinges and the mic stand/mic holder. The plastic hinges, I'm afraid to manipulate. The metal parts for the mic - cheap all too pliable steel. I barely touched the hood and the entire bracket bent down under weight of the hood plus mic and I had no choice but to bend it back up and let's just see how long either the bracket will hold up or the plastic hinges interlocking each panel. Sure...that's conjecture but my confidence is low. If not for the trouble of disassembly, repacking and dealing with the Return policy for which I've been sent threaten to 'cancel account' warnings I'd send this back in a heartbeat..and i may still if the window is open. Far as isolation is concerned, probably will do the job, but for how long? When my stomach is turning fearing touching gear for risk of unreliability, all enjoyment goes away.

Llego en tiempo récords y muy contento con el producto

I am thrilled with this item. It is a game changer. I struggled with the noise floor in my audio for most of my first audiobook. With this addition, I meet the ACX noise floor requirement every time, without fail.

I didn't really get to try this out since it was supposed to work for front address mics with rear cabling but, even when I attached my samson q9u as far as possible on the rod and then on the knob past the rod, no matter what angle I turned it, the back of the mic pressed against the back wall of foam. Impossible to plug in an xlr cable and bent the usb cable right at the connection to the mic.Also, simply folding and unfolding it a few time broke one of the plastic hinges. The steel bolt and screw were okay, but the panels won't ever stick together.This is really only good for standing side address mics or possibly smaller front address mics with side cabling. Though the steel parts are sturdy the plastic broke within 3 days and I essentially just left it sitting out of the way after putting it together. Not sure when it broke. May have been when I was screwing the panel on during assembly. Didn't notice until I fully unfolded it to flatten out and have all five panels side by side. No snap or crack heard, but it's definitely broken.Will be returning. Even if I buy an extension so the mic will sit on the bracket and be able to be fed an output cable, that puts the microphone well outside of the foam sound isolation zone which defeats the purpose. Wish I could write a more positive review. I had high hopes for this product.