AKG is introducing the CBL410 line of personal conference microphone sets at the InfoComm 2012 show in Las Vegas, booth C10719.
The USB-powered systems provide simple-to-use microphone, as opposed to built-in communication devices on personal computers.
With the majority of personal and business computers containing a built in camera and microphone, users often settle for the lower quality equipment already installed.
The CBL410, which is available in conference VoIP and workstation interface sets, provides individual workstations the ability to improve audio quality for calls.
The conference set features three CBL410 PCC individual PC workspace solutions, available in white or black, with 3.5mm/1/8-inch stereo jack mic inputs. CBL410 workstation sets offers one single workstation with cascadable ability for additional PCC units and a pair of K20 headphones.
CBL410 PCC’s increase the sound quality for conferencing, which allows for more reliable and professional meeting protocol. Both sets include a GHAP1 USB adapter for alternative power.
“The plug and play CBL410 stations offer an affordable, yet higher quality conferencing solution for the business professional who relies on services such as VoIP or Skype,” stated Thomas Giczy, business development manager, Installed Sound and Conferencing, AKG. “AKG’s leading capsule technology allowed us to create a close distance mic with a wide speaker distance for a massive improvement in small-scale conferencing system technology.”
