Boardroom

The boardroom is the hub of crucial business decisions. Shure conference microphones enable natural communication, when it counts.

Bring clear communication to the table.

In the boardroom, every word is important. Being the hub of major business decisions, it's critical that whoever has the floor can be heard.

Shure delivers conference microphones and perfectly paired tech solutions that allow you to have natural communication as if you were in the same room. With speech reinforcement options to empower your voice, we have the technology best suited for momentous meetings.

Microflex® Advance™ Ceiling Array Microphone (MXA910) for the boardroom

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Elegant solution for critical environments

Critical business decisions are made in the boardroom, so the last thing you want to be worrying about is the technology. MXA910 is an elegant approach to conferencing audio,eliminating all audio equipment from the table. Instead of focusing on a microphone's position, you can concentrate on business.

MXA910 Ceiling Array

Microflex® Wireless for the boardroom

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Connect with wireless technology

Every boardroom is unique, which creates complex audio challenges. Microflex® Wireless naturally integrates into your room and allows you the freedom to move without the quality being compromised, ensuring you can be heard. Wires are no longer an issue.

Microflex Wireless

Microflex® Advance™ Table Array Microphone (MXA310) for the boardroom

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Every word captured

In the boardroom, failure is not an option. You need to be heard the first time, every time. MXA310 ensures speech is captured accurately and reproduced intelligibly. And with multiple coverage patterns, it removes the need for extra mics and unnecessary clutter. One mic for multiple people, allowing conversation to flow.

MXA310 Table Array

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