Product Description
Superior Performance Over Smaller Screens or Filters
Many portable acoustic screens or filters on the market rely on acoustic foam, which only absorbs treble frequencies while leaving lower-frequency reflections untreated. The PIB V2 is built with 2-inch thick rigid fiberglass panels, offering broadband sound absorption across the full range of most human voices, eliminating unwanted reflections and reverb and ensuring a clear, natural sound.
In addition, most of performance with acoustics in general is about coverage area. The PIB is much larger than a mic-stand mounted reflection filter or shield, which provide limited square footage of absorption around the microphone. The PIB V2 creates a much larger vocal isolation booth, allowing you to surround the performer with multiple PIBs as needed to minimize ambient noise and sound reflections and create a recording area as large as you need. This results in high-quality recordings that rival those made in fully treated recording studios. Getting the room sound under control is often the secrete weapon in getting a good vocal sound.
Why Choose the PIB V2?
The PIB V2 builds on the success of its predecessor by offering:
- Enhanced Construction – Features a recessed plate design, a robust frame, and an upgraded piano hinge and clasp hardware for added durability.
- Versatile Applications – Whether you’re a voice actor or doing voiceover, recording audiobooks, or recording vocal or acoustic instrument tracks for music production, the PIB V2 delivers unparalleled sound isolation and control over how much room tone gets into the recording, with a portable, freestanding acoustic booth.
- Improved Portability – Designed to collapse for easy storage and transport, making them the ideal portable vocal booth for remote recordings.
- Aesthetic Upgrades – Now available in a variety of colors and finishes to match any home recording studio or professional setup.
Getting Started with One PIB
If you’re just starting out or working in a compact setup, one PIB is more than enough to make an easily noticeable improvement. Embrace the mindset of experimenting and listening to create different sounds. Remember, recording is a creative activity so…. be creative! It’s not about using it correctly or incorrectly, but rather about achieving the desired sounds. The basic idea is to create an area in the room near the PIB to serve as an iso booth for recording.
You can start by positioning the booth in a V-shape behind your microphone, so that the performer is facing into the PIB. You can also try placing the PIB behind the performer or to the sides for a different sound. Different types of microphones like condenser, dynamic, or ribbon microphones will have different pickup patterns like cardioid, omnidirectional, or figure-8 that will be more or less sensitive in different directions. If you use a pop filter that can also affect things.
The PIB’s absorptive panels will absorb sound waves that would otherwise bounce off nearby surfaces and return to the mic, minimizing early reflections and reverb that cloud the clarity of your recording. This setup works especially well for voice over, podcasting, or close-mic’d vocals as well acoustic instruments where you want to preserve intimacy and presence without picking up as much unwanted room tone.
Expanding to Two PIBs for More Coverage
Adding a second PIB creates a more enclosed environment, expanding the absorption area and providing even better control over room acoustics. With two PIBs, you can form a deeper semicircle or U-shape and more fully surround the performer in a semi-enclosed space. This added coverage helps tame early reflections, improves sound isolation, and offers a more comfortable and professional experience for longer sessions.
A two-PIB setup is ideal for singers, acoustic guitarists, or instrumentalists who want to eliminate room interference while maintaining a natural feel. Since each PIB stands independently, they can be angled and positioned as needed depending on the room layout or performer preference.
Scaling Up for Larger Setups or Ensembles
The real power of PIBs lies in their modular, portable design. If you’re recording larger instruments like upright bass, drums, or even string sections, you can continue adding PIBs to build a customized recording space. Arrange them in a circle for ensemble work or line them up as portable gobos between musicians to control bleed and reflections during live tracking. Because the PIB is freestanding and collapsible, it’s easy to move, reposition, or store when not in use.
Maximizing Results
For best results, combine your PIB setup with other acoustic elements when possible. Adding bass traps in room corners or placing acoustic panels on the ceiling above the recording area can further reduce standing waves and flutter echo. But even on its own, the PIB is a game-changer—especially in home studios, DIY setups, or mobile rigs where flexibility is essential.
Whether you’re tracking vocals, guitars, or full ensembles, the PIB provides a scalable, high-performance solution for getting cleaner, clearer recordings—wherever you are.
Technical Specifications
- Standard Size (Unfolded): 108cm wide (each panel is 54cm) x 200cm tall
- Standard Size (Collapsed): 108cm wide (each panel is 54cm) x 114cm tall
- Weight: 20kg
- Materials: Fabric covering, absorbent material inside an internal wood frame, with recessed plates and upgraded hardware.
- Finishes: Available in a variety of colors and Camira fabric options
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Order Now!
The PIB V2 is available now to order. Whether you’re looking for a soundproof booth for professional audio recording, or a portable vocal booth for a home recording studio, the PIB V2 delivers high-quality sound isolation without compromise, even if you don’t have acoustic panels installed in the room.
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