The Audix USB 12 is a plug and play desktop USB microphone. Like the other members of this series, the 9-in-1 includes an accessory microphone jack and a sound out jack. Like the 6-in-1, this product includes a built in speaker, and foot pedal jack to use with an optional foot pedal to control the microphone's on/off functionality. A programmable button which can be used to control other applications.An integrated SD/SDHC/MMC/MS/MSPro/MSPro-HG card reader.A unique telescoping boom which can vary from 16 to 24 inches.Unique to this product is a number of additional features, including: It uses the same microphone capsule and circuit board as the other members of this series, so it will exhibit the exact same accuracy, noise cancellation, and working range. This is the "grande" of the SpeechWare TableMike series. a jack for integration with an optional foot pedal.integrated speaker with volume controls.It uses the same microphone element and circuit board as the 3-in-1, so i5 provides identical performance with speech recognition software.įeatures this microphone has over the 3-in-1 TableMike are the following: This microphone has undergone re-design with the best Belgian engineering and is currently in production in Taiwan. Accessory microphone mode (a separate headset microphone of user's choice can be plugged into microphone jack).
Also unique is a digital signal processing built into the circuit board which does an extraordinary job removing external noise. Unique to this product is an auto-gain or "equalizer" function in the microphone input volume which will automatically increase the gain as you move further away from the microphone element and allow a workable distance between 10 and 20 inches. While the first generation product was good and clearly on par with other table-mounted microphones, the subsequently released "second generation" 3-in-1 is proving to be nothing less than extraordinary. This "second generation" TableMike from SpeechWare is the result of more than a year of the best Belgian engineering and input from a number of experienced speech recognition users/resellers including Chuck Runquist, Larry Allen, Lunis Orcutt and Speech Recognition Solutions. While there are important functionality differences between the 3 models, they all share characteristics that set them apart from all other table-mounted microphones on the market, including: 1) Auto-gain technology allowing automatic mic volume adjustments when changing distance from the mic, 2) outstanding digital signal processing to eliminate noise, 3) unique ability to use this microphone from distances between 10 and 20 inches and 4) a highly intuitive and functional "TableMike Configuration Application" which allows simple programming of accessory buttons.
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We give the entire SpeechWare TableMike series our "Best in Class" award. *The telescoping 16-24 inch boom which is standard on the SpeechWare 9-in-1 can be purchased separately as an option for the 3-in-1 and 6-in-1 (booms are interchangeable). In general these microphones work well, although they share the susceptibility of accuracy falling off as your distance and angle of approach to the microphone vary. For some users with disabilities, particularly with problems related to use of your hands the concept of a desktop microphone works quite well. Some users would prefer to avoid wearing or holding a microphone.
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