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| '''User manual''' || [https://www.shure.de/productdocumentsfiles/default/discontinued/microphones/mx300userguide-78f4e2da66bf966b04f7c256e0a7095e.pdf Click here] | | '''User manual''' || [https://www.shure.de/productdocumentsfiles/default/discontinued/microphones/mx300userguide-78f4e2da66bf966b04f7c256e0a7095e.pdf Click here] | ||
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The '''Shure boundary microphones''' are used for video conferencing in Hoffmann room. Remote interviews and dissertation defenses were previously conducted using the [[Yamaha 4-channel mixing board]] and the [[Shure wired goosenecks]]. These were unideal due to their high visibility and messy wires. Although the boundary mics are also wired, they are lower profile and fewer of them are needed. | The '''Shure boundary microphones''' are used for video conferencing in Hoffmann room. Remote interviews and dissertation defenses were previously conducted using the [[Yamaha 4-channel mixing board]] and the [[Shure wired goosenecks]]. These were unideal due to their high visibility and messy wires. Although the boundary mics are also wired, they are lower profile and fewer of them are needed. [[Larry White]] replaced the mixing board to provide phantom power and PC input signal without the need for AC power. | ||
Revision as of 17:48, 8 August 2018
| Shure MX393/C | |
| Date of purchase | August 1, 2018 |
| Brand | Shure |
| Model | MX393/C |
| Polar pattern | Cardioid |
| Cartridge type | Electret Condenser |
| Frequency response | 50-17,000Hz |
| Power requirements | 11-52 V DC, 2.0mA |
| Connection type | Mini XLR |
| User manual | Click here |
The Shure boundary microphones are used for video conferencing in Hoffmann room. Remote interviews and dissertation defenses were previously conducted using the Yamaha 4-channel mixing board and the Shure wired goosenecks. These were unideal due to their high visibility and messy wires. Although the boundary mics are also wired, they are lower profile and fewer of them are needed. Larry White replaced the mixing board to provide phantom power and PC input signal without the need for AC power.