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Product Description
ISOVOX is giving away a FREE Avantone CK6 Classic Microphone with the purchase of an ISOVOX 2 Vocal Isolation Booth for the month of May. The award winning ISOVOX 2 Vocal Isolation Booth is perfect for getting a great vocal sound (sing, voice over, narration, etc.) without disturbing your neighbors or dealing with unwanted room sounds. It's designed to let you record professional vocals with 360 XYZ Studio Acoustics. Now you can sing all you want without disturbing your neighbors! No more unwanted room sound, outside noise or bad room reflections. No need to sound isolate a room or put up acoustic isolation panels. ISOVOX 2 Vocal booth leaves no marks on the walls, and instantly gives you studio-grade vocal sound used by some of the biggest pros in the industry.
FEATURES:
- Reduces room reflection and bleed for less noisy recordings
- Sound reduction up to 35 dB
- Removable side panels
- PA stand mountable
- Integrated microphone holder fits most studio microphones
- Compatible with many pop filters
- Convenient cable channel organizes cable runs
- Easy assembly/disassembly with zippers and fasteners
- LED lamp and AAA batteries included
AVANTONE CK6 CLASSIC
Manufactured using the finest materials yielding a very solid feel, superb structural integrity and rugged reliability. The versatile CK-6 Classic mic is able to produce professional results with a clean sonic character.
The included Custom Retro Shockmount is superb in allowing a precise positioning of the mic while inhibiting the transfer of unwanted vibrations up into the mic. This isolation allows for superior professional results.
The CK-6 Classic has separate -10 dB pad & 80 Hz LF roll off switches.. The -10 dB attenuation switch can be engaged when miking very high SPL sources to keep from overloading the electronics. The 80 Hz high-pass filter switch can be engaged to reduce rumble and to keep unwanted low frequencies from "muddying up" the track.