This white Shure MX395-LED Microflex with Logic Control LED is a cardioid boundary microphone designed to capture high-quality speech and voice for sound-reinforcement and teleconferencing installations in governmental, institutional, religious, and business settings.

The MX395-LED can be permanently installed on conference tables, desks, or lecterns using the included mounting hardware. Its low-profile design is only 1" in diameter and extends just 0.8" above the mounting surface, ideal for boardrooms and other sites where minimal mic visibility is of high priority and aesthetics are important.

This version of the MX395-LED features a cardioid polar pattern best used for a single person or two people sitting side by side. The mic takes advantage of the boundary effect to capture clear speech with reduced room ambience for intelligibility. Use the built-in, low-cut filter to attenuate low-frequency table noise that can muddy your sound.

The MX395-LED can be logic-controlled remotely by various automatic mixers, teleconferencing systems, and control systems. A bi-color LED indicates the status of the mic.

Designed with proprietary CommShield technology, the MX395-LED resists interference from devices such as cell phones and two-way communication devices.

The MX395-LED is equipped with a 5-pin XLR connector and requires 48 to 52V phantom to operate.

For Speech and Vocal Capture    Logic Control with Bi-Color Status LED    Low-Visibility Design    Cardioid Polar Pattern    Resists Cell Phone Interference

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How about feedback? Does it get much feedback?

A: No, the PGA58 is not prone to feedback. Its cardioid polar pattern focuses on the user's voice while rejecting unwanted background noise and delivers a clear and natural tone.

Q: 2. What is the connection type from the arm to the C Clamp? This clamp is too small for my desk. I'd like to use the Neewer ST-CCD1

A: The connection type from the arm to the C-clamp of the Neewer Low-Profile Desk-Mount Boom Arm for Microphone (BH # NE66602458) is not specified. It is not compatible with the NEEWER ST-CCD1 Heavy Duty C Desk Clamp.

Q: 3. Is the Beta91A manufactured in Mexico or China ?

A: The Shure Beta 91A Boundary Microphone is manufactured in Mexico.

Q: 4. What is the thread on the outside of this microphone? I'm working to create a custom mount for a pair of them and would like to find suitable hardware to mount them.

A: Shure lists the thread size as 7/8"-14 UNF-2B. All relevant installation dimensions for the MX395 are provided by Shure here: http://service.shure.com/s/article/mx395-installation-dimensions?language=en_US You can find additional information in the user manual which also includes a diagram showing all measurements of the mic on page 11 (use the page numbers printed on the pages, not the pdf page numbers): http://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/89562.pdf

Q: 5. Hi, is A27M Stereo Microphone Adapter included in this set?

A: Yes It was included in the one that I bought.

Q: 6. What are the cable's connections?

A: The MX396 is supplied without a connector. Typically, an installer will use phoenix block-type connectors or XLR connectors on the cable. It is OK to separate the cable wires out to three separate XLR connectors.

Q: 7. Can these be used with source four lenses?

A: The Blizzard Aria Profile LED Ellipsoidal Spot Fixture (RGBW) BH #BLARPRFLRGBW has its own series of lenses.

Q: 8. How do regulate volume of mic?

A: Volume/Gain is controlled via the mixer or amplifier that the microphone is connected to.

Q: 9. OK guys I have this lamp in my hand now and I don't know where to plug it in my Allen & Heath ZED420 - 20-Input, 4-Buss Recording Mixer with USB Connection (B&H # ALZED420). Can you please advise?

A: There is no lamp socket on the Zed 4-Buss mixers. Please consult with your B&H salesperson.

Q: 10. Can I use the headphone output to input to a camera?

A: You can take audio out from the headphone output, but it is line level. Also, this mic must be connected to a computer for power and to control the volume level to the headphone out.