How to save costs when opening a music education and training institution? Use a soundproof enclosure.

The country advocates the all-round development of morality, intelligence, aesthetics and physical fitness in education. More and more parents are enrolling their children in various after-school extracurricular classes, such as music, painting, calligraphy and chess. However, when choosing a music institution, have you noticed that most of them are small in scale and offer only a limited range of musical instruments?

When choosing an instrument for a child learning music for the first time, teachers and parents can only do so by giving the child a trial lesson to see if the instrument will spark their interest. If the trial lesson reveals that the child is not suited to the instrument, a different instrument needs to be chosen. In this situation, if the training institution offers only a limited selection of instruments, there is a risk of losing that customer.

To attract customers and make it convenient for parents to pick up and drop off their children, many training institutions choose locations near schools or in commercial and residential areas. However, the rent for these locations is expensive, and students need individual rooms to avoid disturbing each other when learning musical instruments. Therefore, they need to rent large areas of space, resulting in high investment costs.

Unlike other ordinary shops, music room decoration requires strict soundproofing to avoid disturbing nearby residents during practice. However, purchasing soundproofing equipment requires a significant investment.

So, how can we solve the problem of high capital investment required to open a music training institution and reduce costs?

A soundproof cabin can solve your problem!

Pinchon Technology's soundproof cabin achieves a sound insulation level of 35 decibels, utilizing double-layer aluminum honeycomb panels and high-density damping sound insulation felt. The interior is also equipped with acoustic materials to meet specific acoustic environment standards. Practicing musical instruments inside the soundproof cabin avoids noise disturbance and also isolates the music from others.

Multiple soundproof booths can be placed in the same room, reducing venue rental costs. Furthermore, depending on the soundproofing conditions of the booths, there is no need for separate soundproofing renovations to the store, thus reducing expenses.

The ready-to-use soundproof cabin is not only easy to install, reducing the time spent on shop renovations, but it can also be repeatedly disassembled and reinstalled. When the shop needs to be relocated, the soundproof cabin can be disassembled and brought to the new shop for reinstallation, saving costs!

Different sizes of soundproof chambers can be selected depending on the musical instrument.

For practicing smaller instruments, such as the saxophone and flute, you can choose the S-type soundproof enclosure, which measures 1010*972*2272mm.

Based on the size of the piano, a special ML model piano-specific soundproof chamber has been launched. Pianos, zithers, guqins and other plucked instruments can also choose this soundproof chamber, which measures 1910*1472*2272mm.

For practicing larger instruments, such as drum kits and other percussion instruments, you can choose the XL model soundproof enclosure, which measures 2210*2172*2272mm.

Different musical instruments come in different sizes. Besides the soundproof enclosure dimensions mentioned above, there are also M-size and L-size enclosures. The M-size enclosure measures 1310*1472*2272mm, and the L-size enclosure measures 1610*2172*2272mm. Of course, custom sizes are also available to suit different musical instrument sizes!

Flexible and versatile soundproof cabin

Creating infinite possibilities in a limited space.

Product structure has been refined over ten years.

Designed by a professional acoustic research and development team

Achieve acoustic environment standards

Work is no longer disturbed

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