Standard Reverberation Time For Classrooms

PERFECT FOR CLASSROOMS

this is a time-honored standard!

If you have an otherwise quite recording room (such as at night), but want to get rid of the room reverberation, this will work quite well. Perfect for home recording. In fact, I would say it works so well that it would be helpful inside a WhisperRoom, wherein the WS provides the sound attenuation for noise control, but the IsoVox 2 provides the anechoic aspect without using up real estate for thick wall foam or fiberglass. The only issue is that it gets hot inside quickly. So for short takes of a song, then come and out for a minute---no problem. But if you are planning on a half-hour long podcast in one go, not likely. Nevertheless, it yields tremendous anechoic advantage for not much scratch, and your projects will benefit tremendously for it. This is a professional-level tool in acoustic quality and build. Don't skimp on a cheap speaker stand---get the biggest and baddest you can afford.

I just upgraded from the old Soundsticks 2 and I can not believe how crisp the sound is. No reverberation. Just clear, LOUD sound. I use these as computer speakers but they also double as my stereo for the whole downstairs of a 2400 sq. ft house. And I cannot believe how the sound fills the entire floor!

I really like this mic. I had been using the Omni directional mics built into my Tascam D05 when recording a musical group in a large sanctuary. The reverberation is expected but the all directional mics pic it up and muddies the music. When I connect the MKE 440 which has two directional mics, the music is much clearer in that a great deal of the reverberation is reduced. I doubt I could tell much difference if I use the MKE 440 a few feet in front of a subject but for recording anything in a large room, the MKE will excel

We bought it to install it in classrooms and it provides excellent sound. The signal to noise ratio is very good.

We use the presenters in 5 classrooms and 4 conference rooms. Our IT folks say it's easy to use and easy for the instructors to pick up on. Goes great with our new interactive whiteboards and projection systems.

I've used these presenters for years and have been happy to buy them for classrooms on my campus and to recommend them to others. I like most Interlink products!

We have been buying and using these for several years now, installing them in classrooms for lecture capture recordings. They work well, BUT as they are plug and play, a PC also thinks that the device is a speaker (the built-in headphone output). You will need to disable the playback choice on a PC.

Just installed 3 of these in classrooms and they're great. The old mounts had set screws for adjustment and it was a pain. The quick release makes changing a projector (or bulb/filter) so much easier.