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Business meetings can get pretty rowdy if every power hungry Henry is trying to stick in his tuppence. This is why it may be a good idea to invest in some business microphones
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These microphones have to operated manually by the speaker. |
Speech Recognition Microphones These microphones are voice-sensitive and work automatically when they detect speech. |
These microphones are for addressing a large audience in a big open area (or through a P.A. speaker system). |
These microphones allow the chairperson to have control so the room does not get out of order. It allows him/her to selectively turn on and off certain microphones. |
Theses microphones work after the selection of channels. |
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Desktop microphones are hooked up to the computer to enable you to deliver voice commands, record messages, and chat through the network. |
Delegate Microphone Unit with Voting Keys These conference microphones feature voting and function buttons. |
Omnidirectional Boundary Microphone This microphone is useful in surface-mounted applications, for meetings, teleconferencing and desktop computer use. |
This headset allows you to have a private meeting over the phone or the computer. |
Clip-On Business Microphone with Noise Reduction This microphone has advanced noise reduction circuitry that reduces extraneous noises. It is designed for use in large or small groups. |
Microphone placement is an important part of setting up and using a microphone system. All microphones should be placed at a considerable distance from the speakers and from each other; and no more than three microphones should be used in a medium room.
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