Professionally record your vocals anywhere? They claim that not me. Only $200 bucks. How can you go wrong.
 
http://kaoticaeyeball.com/
 
 

YIKES ....$200 for a piece of foam around your mic?
 
Hmmm....no....$20 might be a more reasonable price...

Kaotica eyeofftheball with that price

I've long felt that my biggest personal failing, my barrier to entrepreneurial success, is my slavish devotion to ethics. If I could only get that damn morality under control, I've got a lot of ideas for new snake oil applications.
 
Still, that chick is pretty hot. It might be worth $200 just to sucker her into coming in to your studio. She's gonna be a star, you can just tell.

besides being priced at the absurd price point, it is bad physics. It can't work!
 
Now I try to keep an open mind, but they were showing this at AES this past fall, so for grins I checked it out. Now there is probably no better way to evaluate something like this than a noisy trade show floor. So I gave it a listen... and it sounds awful. Turns out you really can not break the laws of physics<G>...

It amazes me that these kinds of things are often shown at AES. NAMM, I can see. But AES is supposedly attended by "engineers", whom you'd think would be a tough crowd. I sure wouldn't want to be the guy demonstrating magnet therapy at an AMA convention.

Couldn't you just use a dirty gym sock??  I mean, ifn ya wanted to.  Or had one around.

Just nick a bearskin cap off a grenadier and that should do nicely.

Ayt...ere's ut ya do...

Get ye a basketball and cut a hole in the front and on the bottom,
line that suker wit some foam and put it over ye mikephone....
make sure it's sekur wit duck tape....

At'll be too hunnit dolla's....

I want it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
 
 
 
 
 
No, I really don't.
 
 
But the website was kinda freaky, no?   I kept clicking on the blue down arrow and images would sweep by and sometimes stop.  Not always in the right location though, sort of like playing slots.