This is the Shure BETA 91A Low Profile Boundary Microphone from Shure, available now in Boundary Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.
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Boundary microphones are designed to work close to a flat surface, using the boundary effect to capture speech, instruments or room sound from a desk, stage, floor or wall. They can suit conference tables, theatre and broadcast work, room recording and discreet stage placement. Compare the polar pattern, surface orientation, cable or connector, phantom or plug-in power and the way the microphone is intended to be mounted. Placement still matters: a boundary design can reduce some early reflections, but the room, nearby sources and handling noise remain part of the result.
Boundary identifies a microphone designed to work close to a flat surface, such as a table, floor, wall or stage. Placement and the surrounding room remain important.
