Shure MX395 is an XLR microphone with excellent quality and hardly noticeable presence. With the variety of polar patterns, it can turn into a better alternative to gooseneck microphones. It perfectly fits spaces like conference rooms, boardrooms, small huddle rooms, and podiums. If you need a microphone for a permanent installation designed to be used […]
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The MXL AC-360-Z V2 is one of the most popular USB conference microphones. It is exquisitely designed to work with Zoom and Zoom Rooms. The older version MXL AC-360-Z, as stated by the manufacturer, can also work with other platforms. The two versions of MXL AC-360 do not have any difference in design. At a
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Shure CVG418 and Shure CVG 412 are part of Shure’s low-budget series microphones. Still, for their low price, the CVG 418 and CVG 412 have a lot to boost with. Shure CVG18 and CVG 12’s were released 4 years ago. They are well-known microphones that keep being popular through the years. Variations: CVG-12, and CVG-18
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Shure MX202 is best used for choirs, presentations, and performances where only a part of the room needs to be sound. A microphone like MX202 is capable of reproducing high-quality sound coming from a large group of performers in close range to the mic. The microphone has excellent audio reproduction for a reasonable price. Its
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ClearOne Ceiling Microphone and its successor – the ClearOne Ceiling Microphone Dante, are two microphones with an unobtrusive elegant design. They both come at a reasonable price. The two mics are recommended for small-to-medium conferences, presentations, or training rooms. We consider the ClearOne beamforming ceiling microphone a better solution for larger rooms. But which one
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Vaddio CeilingMic and EasyIP CeilingMIC D microphones are the last and improved models of ceiling microphones of Vaddio. They both look the same and come with a sleek design. Both are easy to install and use. While testing them, we liked their discreet appearance and sound quality. And we are sure you will also like
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We look at the gooseneck microphone Shure MX418 and the shorter MX412. Shure MX418 and MX412 are XLR cable gooseneck microphones and are part of the Shure Microflex series. The two microphones are the same, the only difference being the gooseneck length. If you are looking for the right gooseneck mic to equip a conference
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AC-424 is a plug-and-play microphone that can create a professional conference room setup without needing a complex and expensive microphone system. At first sight, MXL AC-424 is a plug-and-play USB microphone that is just too perfect for web conference meetings. It just might be the right tool to quickly and effortlessly turn any room into a
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Boundary microphones are mostly used for on-stage presentations, conferencing and training rooms, speech recordings, and online communication. Their main advantages are low-profile design and ease of interaction between the mic and the speaker. You can find the best boundary microphones on the market in the table below, and their cheaper alternatives are presented further down
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When you need a smart, versatile, and affordable microphone, the Blue Yeti by Blue Microphones delivers all that and more. The Yeti belongs to the desktop line of USB microphones and is a stellar performer. The Blue Yeti is unarguably one of the most versatile microphones of its kind, combining advanced technology with audio purity. It is no
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