15 Years Behind the Mic.
One Frustration Too Many.
Vox Boy wasn't born in a boardroom. It was born from years of hauling mismatched gear through airports, wrestling with cables in hotel rooms, and losing bookings because a professional setup wasn't within reach. We built the studio we always needed — so you'd never have to rig one together again.
Every Voice Actor Knows This Story.
You land a callback for a national campaign. The rate is great. The deadline is tight. And you're 2,000 miles from your studio, staring at a hotel room wondering how to make it work.
So you do what every working voice actor does — you improvise. Digging through your bag to find the right cable. Hoping your interface and mic play nice with this laptop. Balancing a mic on a stack of books because the stand didn't fit in your carry-on. Thirty minutes of troubleshooting before you can even think about performing — and you still aren't sure the whole rig will hold together long enough to get the take.
It's not a joke — it's the reality for thousands of voice professionals worldwide. And it's costing them real money. Missed auditions while traveling. Expensive studio rentals eating into margins. Gear scattered across bags and cases that take 30 minutes to set up — if everything even made the trip.
The voiceover industry has gone overwhelmingly remote. But the gear hasn't kept up. Until now.
From Makeshift Studios to a Mission.
Vox Boy founder John Q. Kubin spent over a decade living this exact problem. A working voice actor with credits in TV, film, commercials, and video games, John had built a solid home studio over the years. But the more successful he became, the more he traveled — and the more opportunities slipped through his fingers.
His solution? Pack most of his gear into a satchel and haul it through airports, hotels, and client offices. When a VO opportunity came up on the road, he'd spend 30 minutes building a makeshift studio from all the loose pieces — tangled cables, wobbly mic stands, gear that barely survived the trip. It worked. Barely.
I'd be in a hotel room with gear scattered everywhere, trying to piece together something that sounded professional. It was always a mess and incredibly time-consuming. I kept thinking — there has to be a better way. Now with Vox Boy, my entire studio is mobile, travel-friendly, and ready to record in seconds. No more makeshift setups… just open, and press record.
The "better way" didn't exist yet. So John built it. He teamed up with Taylor Andrew — a top-tier voiceover agent who'd spent a decade watching talented actors lose contracts worth thousands simply because they were traveling. Together, they set out to solve a problem the industry had ignored for years.
The result: Vox Boy — the world's first fully integrated, portable recording studio. Purpose-built for voice professionals who refuse to choose between mobility and quality.
Built by the Talent and the Agent.
Two people who know every side of the voiceover industry — from the audition booth to the agency desk. One saw the problem from behind the mic. The other watched it cost clients thousands from behind the scenes.
John Q. Kubin
Voice Actor & Product Creator
John is a working voice actor with over 15 years in audio production. His career started in music, which led to voicing for TV, film, commercials, and video games — all while running a successful production company. He's the person who lived the problem every single day, and ultimately designed the solution.
Every component in the VB1 Pro kit was selected from John's years of firsthand experience — gear he's personally tested across hundreds of sessions, hotel rooms, and airport terminals. He didn't design Vox Boy from a spec sheet. He designed it from the road.
Taylor Andrew
Voiceover Agent & Industry Strategist
Taylor brings over a decade of experience as a professional voiceover agent and part-time voice artist. He's worked the other side of the industry — connecting talent with brands, managing auditions, and watching firsthand how recording quality (or lack of it) makes or breaks careers.
His dual perspective — behind the scenes managing world-class talent and in front of the mic as a performer — gives him a rare ability to understand every angle of the voiceover business. He knows exactly what clients expect, and exactly what's stopping talent from delivering it.
Why "Vox Boy"?
"Vox" means voice in Latin. But the name goes deeper than that. Vox Boy is a nod to our founder's love of retro-futurism — that mid-century vision of tomorrow filled with gadgets, optimism, and just a touch of atomic-age charm.
We wanted our product to feel like the iconic portable tech that defined generations — devices that were both futuristic and deeply personal. Tools that became trusted companions wherever you went.
Vox Boy is your portable production partner. Your signal transmitter. The gear that goes where you go — and sounds like it never left the studio.
Location Should Never Cost You a Job.
We founded Vox Boy with a simple conviction: if your voice is your career, your studio should go wherever you do. No compromises. No excuses. No more choosing between mobility and professional quality.
Every kit we build is designed to eliminate the gap between "home studio" and "on the road." Because the next audition, the next booking, the next career-defining session shouldn't depend on whether you're near a studio — it should depend on whether you're ready. And with Vox Boy, you always are.
We use the same components trusted by studios like Abbey Road and Capitol Records. No "budget travel gear" compromises.
Open the case. Plug in one cable. Record. Our Hexium™ tray system means setup takes under 90 seconds, anywhere.
MIL-SPEC case. Carry-on compatible. Waterproof, dustproof, and tested across airlines worldwide. Your gear, protected like military equipment.
Engineered with industry-leading partners
Founded in 2025. Based in Pasadena, California. Ready for the Signal Wars.