Meeting the Demand for User-Friendly, Consistent, High-Quality Audio Solutions
In today’s fast-paced corporate and educational environments, the need for effective communication has never been greater. Whether in small conference rooms or large auditoriums, the demand for user-friendly, consistent, and high-quality audio solutions is paramount.
INNOVATIVE. INTUITIVE. FLEXIBLE.
The Microflex Wireless neXt 2 provides high-quality audio for spaces of all sizes that require only two microphones and connects seamlessly to video conferencing systems for situations with remote presenters.
Featuring a unique combination of advanced DSP capabilities and comprehensive audio I/O connections, including USB, Dante networked audio, and analog audio. It pairs mics at touch-of-button, taking just a matter of minutes to set up easily. Simplifying complex installation workflows and offering outstanding audio out-of-the-box.
It also delivers a new microphone design with upgraded security and an increased dynamic range and longer battery life of up to 28 hours for all-day use.
ALL-IN-ONE SOLUTION FOR YOUR COMPLETE ROOM AUDIO NEEDS
MXW neXt 2 enables quick and easy integration for different rooms with an all-in-one base unit that combines an APT/charger and advanced onboard DSP, reducing the amount of hardware required. It can be network-installed or used as a standalone system, with its comprehensive set of audio connections: Dante, Analog, and USB.
Thanks to its direct connectivity to video conferencing systems and seamless integration with MXA array microphones, the new Microflex Wireless neXt 2 is perfect for hybrid use cases that require audio capture of participants in the room, sound reinforcement of a presenter, and far end audio from remote presenters in a live setting or even for recording. This unique capability makes creating true meeting and learning equity more achievable.
BUT DON’T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT, READ WHAT FROST & SULLIVAN HAD TO SAY?
Industry analysts, and video conferencing power users, Frost & Sullivan put the Shure MXW neXt 2 through their Analyst Gauntlet to find out. In the Analyst Gauntlet, Frost & Sullivan uses an AV collaboration solution over a period and provides candid feedback based on their experiences as both a user and a system administrator.
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