Spare a moment, if you can, for the humble Boundary Microphone. Think of its unsung virtues: These mics must handle speech intelligibility over a medium often fraught with horrid, horrid sound—VoIP, with its weird dropouts, and its innate potential for echo. These mics often accommodate a plenitude of people as they sit, unassumingly, on a table, doomed to ocular obscurity, unless someone like me directs your attention toward its flat façade.
The AKG CBL 410 is one such boundary microphone, a specimen that provides all of the above and more—you can cascade multiple CBL mics easily, so that multiple users may all be heard clearly. And, since the mic sells at such a wallet-friendly price point, buying multiple units is not a purchase out of reach.
AKG makes other boundary microphones in the CBL series. Consider the CBL301, which suppresses RF interference from phones and laptops and sports an elegant design. Or the CBL31 WLS, which is a tabletop device that can fit AKG pocket transmitters, thus providing a wireless solution for meeting rooms, court rooms, houses of worship, conference rooms, and more.
And yet, one might not have known about these mics if we hadn’t highlighted their virtues herein. One might not have noticed these rugged, durable units, which operate wonderfully in more modest audio spheres—that is, if they hadn’t just won a prestigious award.
Yes, that’s right, at InfoComm International 2019, the AKG CBL series was named a Best of Show winner by AV Technology. Now we proudly say the following: check out the award-winning AKG CBL series at our SuperStore or on our website!
