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MXA920
Ceiling Array Microphone
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    MXA920

    Ceiling Array Microphone

    SKU: MXA920AL-R

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    Automatic Coverage™ technology requires no setup yet gives you precise control of audio capture if desired. With next-generation array architecture for enhanced directional pickup and more natural speech, the MXA920 ceiling array microphone is easy to use and quick to deploy for AV conferencing, camera tracking, voice lift, or sound reinforcement.

    Shure Product Benefits

    Automatic CoverageTM technology captures the talkers you want to hear while avoiding sounds in other areas, without aiming pickup lobes

    Out of the box, MXA920 covers up to a 30 by 30 foot seating area with no setup at all

    To capture talkers only in specific locations, drag and drop up to 8 adjustable coverage areas using the built-in web interface

    Capture simultaneous talkers in different areas at the same time

    You can also turn Automatic Coverage technology off and use Steerable CoverageTM technology to place 8 pickup lobes with 8 individual audio outputs, plus an automix – just like an MXA910

    Onboard IntelliMix DSP applies automatic mixing, echo cancellation, noise reduction, and automatic gain control for a pristine audio mix

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