Planning a conference? Or looking to buy Auditorium microphones, but not sure about the quality, material and the types of microphones for your requirements? Do not worry, in this article, we will provide you with a basic guide and details of all the Auditorium microphones for your conference or important meeting. We understand how important it is that every person in the meeting should get high quality and clear sound and can understand your view and the purpose of the meeting held. However, if some or a few of the person are not able to hear you properly, it can affect your meeting and make it unsuccessful. Therefore, it is important that each and every word should be heard clearly. For this purpose, it is important that you should select the right microphone according to the requirements of your meeting and the people available so, each and every person should be able to get high quality and clear voice.

Here, are discussed some basic type of Auditorium microphones¸ you may look out at their qualities and choose the one that best suit your needs.

Directional Microphone:

A directional microphone is the best and offers the sound to be heard from the front, a little amount of sound can be heard from the side and least amount of sound can be heard from the back as compared to front and sides. As it almost rejects the sound from the back, therefore, it is beneficial where you do not want sound from the back to disturb the audience in front of you. It has heart shape sound pickup pattern and therefore, it is also known as a cardioid. However, make sure that a mic should be positioned a few inches from the mouth of the speaker to get the optimum results.

Omnidirectional:

Omnidirectional microphones allow the sound to be in 3600 direction. They convert the sound equally in front, back, sides and upper direction. Omnidirectional microphones offer great sound pick up quality and are helpful in picking up multiple speakers. However, unlike directional microphones, omnidirectional microphones have one drawback that is; it also picks up the sound from the back or unnecessary sound which creates disturbance in the audio quality being delivered to your audience. Therefore, for good quality and acoustics rooms, omnidirectional microphones are the best choice. Directional Table top: As discussed earlier, the Directional Table top can be used from small to larger conference and auditorium rooms that do not possess best acoustics. Furthermore, if used in a low acoustic environment, 1 directional table top microphone is best for two people.

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