IntelliMix P300
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    IntelliMix P300

    Audio Conferencing Processor

    SKU: P300-IMX

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    Audio conferencing processor offers IntelliMix DSP algorithms optimized for audio/video conferencing applications. Includes 10 Dante inputs, 2 analog inputs, 8 channels of microphone processing with AEC, delay, compressor, gain control, and more.

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    Shure Product Benefits

    Streamline the audio experience for every discussion. Fixed architecture provides simple setup, requiring less DSP programming and commissioning time. Multiple connectivity options allow for seamless integration with Shure conferencing microphones, laptops and even mobile devices. Easy, rackless mounting enables quick, compact integration behind a display, under a table, or in a credenza. The IntelliMix P300 makes sound smarter, faster.

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