Watch the video, then read on for everything it doesn’t have time to say.
Thirty seconds isn’t long. It’s barely enough time to explain what a Studiobricks booth is, let alone everything the Podcast Round can do. But that’s exactly the point of our new video, The Studiobricks Podcast Round in 30 Seconds, a fast, no-fluff look at the booth that’s quietly becoming the go-to setup for Australian podcasters, in-house content teams, and radio production studios who need a space that looks as good as it sounds.
If you’ve watched the video, you’ll already have a feel for the booth: a soundproof studio built to hold a real conversation with up to four people in it, without needing to book out an entire recording room to do it. If you haven’t watched it yet, this article will get you most of the way there, minus the visuals. If you’re looking for a smaller booth option, check out our walkthrough of the Studiobricks One.
What the video is showing you
The Podcast Round was designed around one idea: multi-person conversations need a room that disappears once you’re in it. No echo, no outside noise, no distractions. In the video, that translates to a booth that goes from flat-packed panels to a fully assembled, broadcast-ready studio using Studiobricks’ patented modular system, no tradespeople or construction crew required. That’s a genuinely different pitch to a traditional studio build, and it’s why so many of our Australian clients choose Studiobricks over a fit-out: the booth can be installed, relocated, or even resold if your studio needs change down the track.
Inside, the Podcast Round is fitted out to record from the moment it’s built. A round, height-adjustable table sits at the centre, with microphone arms positioned for up to four hosts or guests, corner bass traps, and acoustic diffusers doing the quiet work of making every voice sound clean and close, rather than boxy or roomy. It’s the kind of detail that’s hard to capture in 30 seconds but immediately obvious the first time you put headphones on inside one.
The numbers behind the booth
For anyone who wants the specifics the video didn’t have time for:
- Capacity: 2–4 people comfortably, ideal for panel-style podcasts, interviews, and debate formats
- Sound isolation: up to -45 dB with the double-wall system, or -47 dB with the triple-wall upgrade, enough to record next to a busy office or open-plan floor without picking up the room around it
- Internal footprint: 210 x 180 x 210 cm, with external dimensions of roughly 226 x 196 x 226 cm
- Materials: formaldehyde-free MDF, recycled PET acoustic absorbers, water-based paint, and zero-emission construction, all independently certified for sustainability
- Finish options: a full range of exterior colours and laminate finishes, so the booth can match a studio, a foyer, or a branded content space rather than looking like an add-on
That last point matters more than people expect. A lot of our clients aren’t hiding their Podcast Round in a back room, it’s sitting in reception, in a co-working space, or on a conference floor, because it’s become a piece of the brand as much as a piece of equipment.
Why Australians buy theirs through Envoy
Envoy is Studiobricks’ only authorised distributor in Australia through our Podcasting brand Pitch Acoustics, which means every Podcast Round we supply comes with local stock knowledge, freight and installation handled properly for Australian buildings, and a team who can talk through ceiling heights, floor loading, and configuration options before you commit to anything. Studiobricks booths are engineered products, not furniture, and getting the specification right the first time saves a lot of back-and-forth later.
We’ve watched demand for this particular booth grow fastest among two groups: podcast production companies who need a repeatable, professional-grade space for client recordings, and marketing or comms teams who’ve been asked to start producing in-house video and audio content without wanting to build out a permanent studio to do it. The Podcast Round sits neatly in between, small enough to fit inside an existing office footprint, capable enough to hold up next to a purpose-built studio.
Where to go from here
If the video has done its job, you already have a sense of whether the Podcast Round fits what you’re trying to build. The next steps are straightforward: browse the full specification and finish options on our Studiobricks Podcast Round product page, or get in touch with our team for a quote tailored to your space, your ceiling height, and your intended use. We can also arrange a showroom demo if you’d rather hear the sound isolation for yourself before deciding.
Thirty seconds was enough to get your attention. The rest is up to the booth.
Envoy is Australia’s exclusive distributor of Studiobricks acoustic booths and pods.
