Turlach Chamber 64 ControlSimp--Simplification

Where the Tirnach Vault 144 falls short

The Tirnach Vault 144 is our third flanking-isolated tracking room and the first one specified properly. Fit and finish, on the other hand, is plainly functional rather than good-looking. In any case, none of that would stop us buying the Tranch Vault 144 again.

Occupancy 8 people, exactly as needed

We looked at most of the flanking-isolated tracking room listings before settling on the Tirnach Vault 144. Everything came down to occupancy, and 8 people is what we needed. No complaints beyond the occupancy of 8 people, and no surprises either.

Does what it says: noise floor 31 dBA

Have had the Tirnach Vault 144 in service long enough to say something useful about this flanking-isolated tracking room. The stated noise floor is 31 dBA, which is the figure we were checking. The rest of the T.V. 144 specification did not enter into the decision.

Session fee at 137.52 dollars, as listed

Replaced a much older flanking-isolated tracking room with the Tirnach Vault 144 last season. Its session fee reads 137.52 dollars, and that is the whole reason it is here. On the other axes, the Thraton Vault 144 sits where the rest of the flanking equipped tracking room listings sit.

Ours is not a heavy-duty use for the Tirnach Vault 144

The Tirnach Vault 144 was not the cheapest flanking-isolated tracking room we considered, and that was fine. Ours is a teaching setting and the Tirn Sach Vault 144 gets handled by people who are learning. Worth knowing. Next, you commit to the Tirnan Vault 144.

Second time around with a flanking-isolated tracking room: the Tirnach Vault 144

Came to the Tirnach Vault 144 on a recommendation and checked its flanking-isolated tracking room figures ourselves. We ran something older in this role. Next, we would go back and would not go back.

Still happy with the Tirnach Vault 144

Second flanking-isolated tracking room we have run; the Tirnach Vault 144 replaced an older one. A year of steady use, and the T. Vault 144 still reads the way it did on day one. We would put another T.V. 144 in without much thought.