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We used an older model like this for years and worked well for
both close and distant talkers, even those who left their seats
and went to the whiteboard. Built-in headroom control, virtually
no feedback, and has a local outlet for PA as well as
teleconference work. Probably easy to rent for a single meeting.
No sound op or extra equipment, just plug into local amp and
speakers.<br>
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On 9/8/2015 1:06 PM, tech dept via Stagecraft wrote:<br>
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Is there an experienced sound operator?<br>
Do the conferees WANT/expect to hear themselves from the PA?<br>
Please describe the speaker arrangement and do you have
permission/time/resources to change it? Caution here.... I have
assisted on a couple of speaker panel discussions where the room
had a very well distributed speaker system of powered 8" ceiling
speakers with Piezo drivers and 4.5 watt self-enclosed amplifiers,
in each. NO headroom. period! Very embarrassing.<br>
What do the 'powers that be' expect the sound to be like,
distant/flat response or close-talking power-from-mic proximity
effect?<br>
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<div dir="ltr">The mics are for live reinforcement. It's a
small blackbox theatre (40'x40'). Hopefully that helps.</div>
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