How to create an acoustic booth with great sound quickly and cheaply?

Just 2 Flex Tee stands and 3 acoustic blankets from VocalBoothToGo

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See how our customer in Ireland solved his acoustics for VoiceOver recording by placing two Flex Tee stands opposite each other to create a cube.

On the stands he simply hung with 8 spare hooks for FlexTee stand, two acoustic blankets VB70G which are 2x2m and one side is white and the other black.

Just one more VB70G acoustic blanket was put on top and the whole acoustic booth for recording his voice was ready.

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You can even directly attach arms to FlexTee stands to hold your microphones.

IMG_2858The customer used the black rod from the photo stand to hold the roof so that it doesn't bend inside, but you can use any other rod, even from a broom.

If you would like to build such a cheap acoustic booth with great sound, here are links to the products you need:

Flextee stands on which acoustic blankets were hung

VB70G acoustic blankets, from which the acoustic booth was built, including the roof

PS: If you would like to achieve a better roof appearance, we can customise your roof for you, just write to us - contacs

Tomas Skok
Author: Tomas Skok

For over 20 years he has worked with sound and acoustics. He has designed the acoustics and soundproofing for several music studios, measures rooms with REW and has produced his own tracks in Cubase and Ableton. He started out as a vinyl DJ and as a sound engineer at large events, and later taught courses on recording sound for video. He runs his own shop for audio, studio, DJ and lighting equipment, and on vocalboothtogo.co.uk he writes about room acoustics, noise control, recording and microphones – and about how to cut street noise at home, sleep better or keep the heat in.

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