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BUTTON MICROPHONES Uni and OmniDirectional Professional Tabletop Microphones A discreet tabletop microphone with excellent pickup range

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Compact and appealing these button microphones are ideal for custom applications where the microphones are permanently built into the table or panel They provide outstanding pickup range in either an omni or unidirectional version UNOBTRUSIVE MICROP

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Compact and appealing these button microphones are ideal for custom applications where the microphones are permanently built into the table or panel They provide outstanding pickup range in either an omni or unidirectional version UNOBTRUSIVE MICROP ID: 6294 Download Pdf

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