The common name for a course (e.g. "Principles of Economics," "Elementary Arabic," etc.)

Specialized equipment used to assist the hard of hearing.

Allows multiple audio sources (microphones, CD player, computer audio, etc.) to be mixed together for easy recording or live sound reinforcement.

A wired microphone attached to a floor stand that stands 3-6' off the ground.

A fixed microphone at the lectern.

Wired microphones on a table top stand used for panelists.

Most often used for Q & A. We recommend microphones for Q & A when an event is being recorded or is in a room that seats over two hundred people. Q & A microphones can be setup on floor st [..]

A small microphone that clips onto the speaker's shirt or lapel and allows him or her to move around during their presentation. Recommended for the primary speaker of all events.

Audio device that splits one audio signal (ex: sound from a lecturer's microphone) into multiple connections for press outlets to use for audio and video recordings.

One small speaker with built in amplifier that has one microphone (XLR) and one line in (1/4 in.) (CD player, computer audio, etc.) inputs.