Conferencing and discussion

Complete the collaboration. Clearly.

Whatever the discussion, the agenda needs everyone to be heard. Anything less than total clarity impedes decision- making.

Shure integrated conference and discussion systems seamlessly manage every aspect of conferencing, including audio, agenda management and voting. They take the hard work out of teamwork.

Microflex® Complete for Conference & Discussion

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Microflex Complete is versatile enough to support effective decision-making at both informal meetings and large international conferences where extensive microphone control, meeting management, voting and interpretation options are critical ingredients.

Microphones can be controlled by the chairman or by participants, and the system can scale up to 3800 people and 31 interpretation channels at temporary meetings or permanent installations.

Microflex Complete

Microflex® Complete Wireless for Conference & Discussion

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The Microflex Complete Wireless system delivers excellent sound quality and provides complete freedom from the inconvenience of audio cabling. It speeds setup at last-minute events, allows the seating layout to change instantly and eliminates the need to drill holes in furniture.

Automatic Interference Detection and Avoidance technology delivers reliable RF transmission even in the most congested RF environments.

Microflex Complete Wireless

DDS5900 Digital Discussion System for Conference & Discussion

The DDS5900 Digital Discussion System provides basic discussion capabilities in a simple, intuitive package for meetings with up to 250 participants and two languages.

The system can accommodate a wireless microphone for presentations or connect to a videoconferencing system to include remote participants.

DDS5900 Digital Discussion System

Blinking your eyes blearily between sips of coffee, you sound off at the start of the meeting to alert everyone to your presence before quickly muting yourself and booting up solitaire. You know that your input will not be required or welcome during the call and you’ll just be given written instructions later, so what’s the point of paying attention