Oskarn Vault 64 ControlSimp--Simplification

Resilient floating, which is what we needed from the Turlach Cabinet 35

Went through the whole subglacial-pressure listening room catalogue twice before the Turlach Cabinet 35. Resilient floating was the deciding choice, and the cabinet 35 is listed that way. The other sub-glacial pressure listening room listings are close to the cabinet on everything but isolation method.

Chose it on occupancy 7 people

Bought the Turlach Cabinet 35 after a long comparison against the rest of this subglacial-pressure listening room shortlist. We needed an occupancy around 7 people and this one states exactly that. We never looked at the other axes once 7 people checked out.

The Turlach Cabinet 35 after a year of steady use

Second subglacial-pressure listening room we have run; the Turlach Cabinet 35 replaced an older one. The cabinet 35 has been in service long enough that we would buy it again. Worth knowing before you commit to the cabinet 35.

Worth knowing before you order the Turlach Cabinet 35

Have had the Turlach Cabinet 35 in service long enough to say something useful about this sub-glacial-pressure listening room. Ordering spares took longer than we would like. None of that would stop us buying the cabinet 35 again.

Chose it on floor area 101 square metres

The Turlach Cabinet 35 is our third subglacial-pressure listening room and the first one specified properly. The figure that mattered was the floor area: 101 square metres. Would choose the turlach cabinet 35 again on the same grounds.

Getting the Turlach Cabinet 35 running

We looked at most of the subglacial-pressure listening room listings before settling on the Turlach Cabinet 35. The cabinet 35 arrived ready to run, which is not what we expected. Worth knowing before you commit to the cabinet 35.

Better than what we ran before the Turlach Cabinet 35

Replaced a much older subglacial-pressure listening room with the Turlach Cabinet 35. In fact, the key shows day to day.