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WhisperRoom is dead silent

Posted on Jun 27, 07 04:37 AM PDT

WhisperRoom is dead silent
Ever wished you could just ask your neighbors to stuff it up, considering how you have a long day of work ahead of you while they revel late into the wee hours of the morning? The WhisperRoom does the job perfectly, providing a sound isolation enclosure that offers studio level sound reduction then and there you want it. WhisperRoom wall components are attached to each other with Seam Seals, bolted from top to bottom for an extremely solid structure. This is great when you want to just have some quiet time for yourself, away from the cares of the world. Too bad the $2,760 price tag is bound to give you sleepless nights as you stay awake wondering how to amass that kind of cash for some peace and quiet.

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By Cameron Fisher , 30/05/08 5:43 PM (CommentID #705733)


My tv post production company just took delivery of your whisperroom yesterday. It was easy to assemble, and so far the results have been fantastic. They aren't cheap, but you really get what you pay for when it comes to acoustic treatment. I look forward to getting a lot of use out of it.

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By Randall Rhodes , 03/10/07 1:07 PM (CommentID #321475)


WhisperRooms may be a little expensive, but they are worth every penny. IMO they are the best value on the market. Extremely well built and they work very well. 10 times better than what you could build yourself unless you are an acoustical engineer/contractor with a huge bankroll.

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