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Hi there!
I'm writing to ask for recommendations on type and brand of microphone to buy for a focus group room. Basically, we're trying to record a free ranging conversation of several (6-7) people in a room. But we don't want them to be reminded of the microphones, so we are really interested in some kind of wall microphone-- if that's possible. We have some cheap wall microphones (shaped like small speakers) on the wall, but they are so bad! We are interested in something high quality-- one person recommended Shure microphones to us, and recommended that we spend about $400 on the speakers. I have been checking out speaker sites and the Shure catalog, but I am really confused as to the different kinds of microphones! What is a "boundary microphone"? Is that good for our purposes? It looked good because it looked like a microphone in a nontraditional shape that could be put off to the side (ie not in people's faces), and that is one of the things we are looking for... but I don't really know what boundary microphones are intended to be for. Does anyone here have any advice on what kind of microphones to buy? I really appreciate your time- especially if anyone could explain to me boundary mikes and what they're for. I did check on Wiki beforehand ![]() Couldn't find anything. Thanks so much! Best, Lisa |
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