Detail 01
Cardioid pattern
Rejects sound from behind, so a floor monitor or wall speaker placed at the mic's rear stays out of the signal.

Independent shopping perspective
A 10-inch gooseneck condenser for podiums, conference tables and altar mics. Buy it if you need permanently installed speech pickup with phantom power and logic control.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Rejects sound from behind, so a floor monitor or wall speaker placed at the mic's rear stays out of the signal.
Detail 02
Rolled off below 50 Hz, which cuts HVAC rumble and podium thumps rather than reproducing them.
Detail 03
Needs a phantom-capable input or a Shure preamp base. It will not pass signal on an unpowered channel.
Detail 04
Two pins carry audio, the rest carry logic. It does not drop into a normal 3-pin XLR cable.
Detail 05
The mic can light an LED and report mute state to a control system, so button presses stay in sync.
Detail 06
Muting is deep enough that a live open channel next to it will not leak the muted talker.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Not directly. The 5-pin XLR needs a Microflex preamp base or equivalent, which then feeds a standard 3-pin phantom-powered input.
Ten inches. That puts the capsule roughly at chin height above a podium surface, close enough for a talker at a fixed position.
The mic has mute switch attenuation and logic connections, but the physical button and LED live on the preamp base or control system you pair it with.
It is voiced for speech and mounted in one place. For music, a mic with wider response and flexible placement makes more sense.
Reference
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