My sound booth uses 2 - 5.5 X 5.5 X 1.5 fan, a two pin electric connection. I need replacement fans that are super quiet, getting fan noise in mics.
1804191
Hi, i have 2 in my tower, the fans are really quiet but makes a little of noise.
1804192
I can't remember the exact db measurements, but I put a couple of these in my PC and it dropped from something like 50 db to 20. (I used a free app on my Ipod so not very accurate) I can now sleep peacefully with the computer on. You may want to purchase a fan controller to turn the revolutions down a bit to make it even quieter. I would say these are very quiet fans, but I can't guarantee they wont be heard in a studio situation. I'd give em a shot.
1804193
These fans are really quiet. But this fan does not move a lot of air and it can not be mounted to a metal grate as an intake. Their is a magnet in the fan that will pull the blades toward the metal in the case if mounted as an intake.
1804194
I am using this fan to cool my PM-2 Bose 400watt amplifier. I do not get any noise from the fan in my microphone. I have a two speed switch and while there is some wind noise, there is nothing that comes across electrically.
771455
Depends where you plan on using the booth, but I would suggest a table mic stand and using some ingenuity to place the stand in the booth. Hope this helps...
1642700
I would think so, but I would feel that it may be a bit difficult because the length of the fan cable is pretty long and than when you add an adapter it's even longer. So it depends if you want it quieter or not.
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That I can't answer, but I can tell you NOT to purchase this fan. It came all broken and is for the most part plastic. Very cheap. Try this fan. I purchased it after the cheap one arrived: GeekTEK USB Retro 4" Mini Desktop Fan - Assorted Colors
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It could just be the mic because it is not very good quality. I doubt it is picking up fan noise, this mic won't pick up a noise that quiet at all. You can try plugging it into the back of your computer instead of the front. The microphone jack in the front tends to pick up more interference from the internal cord, but the one in the back is a direct connection to your sound card. You could also upload your audio to Audacity (free software) to take care of any static or buzz you have. Check Google for how to eliminate the static, lots of people have made tutorials.
2133329
Dude, That's a representation of the size differences. One fan should be listed. lol
1310371
This little thing is pretty noisey. If you can isolate it you'll be fine, otherwise you'll want a larger one that works less. Good luck
56125
A regular boom mic stand would work,. that's what I use I just take off the the attached part and I use the single straight stand hope this helps
1169495
Depending on the mode you choose, the microphone is very directional. As long as the fan is not behind you or in the direction you have the mic set to pick up, you shouldn't hear the fan unless you have it blowing right on the mic.
2061308
I would recommend having the fan on the outside of the booth With product flexduct to the booth, with an exhaust duct inside the booth because anything with an electric motor which has brushes and an armature has haha hi possibility of playing
575413
I have two of the same running on my H100i and they are very quiet. In fact I am running near 10 of these fans on my Cooler Master Cosmos II case and barely can hear the box running.
441754
Sorry but beyond my skill set. I had a fan and simply wired this one where the old one had been. Wish I could help.
2204592
1800 CFM, and you will need a a set of two because there is no electric fan that can have this volumen.
1458128
Very little fan noise for the size of the unit... It's huge! A good sound system will absolutely cover any noise.
1759518
1x12 is not the best option for live gigging in any size room. It just doesnt push enough air. Now if you're going to mic it into a PA then you're ok, you'll just have a hard time hearing yourself on stage.
999873
I have this amp in very controlled and engineered small studio...don't let that fool you. The fan noise is way below the sonic threshold for studio work. For live..who cares? Our studio amp rack is 3 meters from our control console. NP. I never have noticed if the fan is on or off...that quiet. Good luck.
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A standard size mic on a tabletop stand or standard mic on an adjustable, floor standing stand will be fine. I have a Rode NT2L and a tabletop Blue mic.For the floor standing stand you will need to unzip the back of the booth and carefully put the boom through (attach the mic and pop filter after you do this) once it's all carefully set up in the booth you can zip the back up to leave space only for the boom and cable.Hope this is helpful and happy recording !