ISOVOX IsoBooth – The Portable Music Room
The ISOVOX IsoBooth brings professional sound control to spaces where permanent construction is not practical. Its modular design assembles in approximately 15 minutes. Meanwhile, precision-tuned acoustics, active ventilation, and integrated lighting create a dedicated environment for musicians, vocalists, and producers.
Professional Control Without Permanent Construction
With a NIC Class 31 isolation rating and approximately 35 dB of sound reduction, the booth is designed for practicing or recording with greater control in modern living and working spaces. Its portable format offers an alternative to traditional isolation booths that become permanent fixtures once installed.
Move It When Your Setup Changes
Moreover, at approximately 110 kg, the IsoBooth is considerably easier to relocate than traditional booths weighing over 400 kg. It fits into family vans, SUVs, and similar vehicles. Therefore, giving musicians and producers a practical way to transport the booth between suitable spaces.
Balanced Acoustics for Focused Work
Inside, precision-tuned acoustics deliver an approximately ±3.5 dB frequency response for a balanced interior sound. The roof-mounted Zero-Noise Active Ventilation system supports the booth’s controlled environment. Also, integrated low-noise, low-heat LED lighting keeps the interior illuminated.
Designed for Straightforward Setup
Additionally, the modular construction assembles with a standard screwdriver, without requiring an installation crew. Adjustable feet on the base plate help support stability on different surfaces, and the booth’s Swedish design and manufacture add clear provenance to a carefully considered portable recording space.
Key Features
- Portable format for practice and recording without permanent construction
- Sound reduction designed for greater control in living and working spaces
- Precision-tuned interior acoustics for a balanced response
- Silent active ventilation and integrated low-heat LED lighting
- Adjustable feet to help support stability