Shure Conference ONE is a complete microphone and monitoring system for board meetings, panel discussions and conferences. The Shure Conference ONE system features easy set-up, consistent intelligibility, and excellent feedback rejection. The Shure Conference ONE microphones combine Shure's patented Intellimix automatic mixing technology with Shure Microflex gooseneck mics, mixer, amplifier and high-quality monitoring loudspeakers.

Shure Intellimix prevents flase triggers by quickly distinguishing between background noise and speech for each input, and delivers clear natural audio by turning on only the best microphone for each speaker. Shure Intellimix also eliminates distracting ambience dropouts by ensuring that there is always some ambience present even when no-one is speaking. In addition Shure Intellimix in the Conference ONE system ensures system stability with no feedback by automatically maintaining a consistent output level even as more mics are opened,

Shure Conference ONE system Features

• Chairman unit controls system Volume, Priority and Cancel functions
• Telescoping fold-out Shure Microflex microphone in each unit
• Red LED light ring indicates activated microphones
• Quick daisy-chain connection via Neutrik connectors
• Headphone jack with volume control on each Chairman and Delegate unit
• Input and output volumes and mute controls
• AEC/Telco interface connection
• SCM mixer link input to connect and control additional automixed microphones (SCM410 or SCM810)

Shure Conference ONE C1-Di features

• Fold-out, telescoping microphone arm
• Light ring indicating the microphone is active
• Integrated speaker and power amp
• Large button to activate the microphone
• Headphone jack with separate volume control on the backside
• Noise adaptive threshold activates a microphone for speech but not room noise
• MaxBus activates the single best microphone for each talker
• Last microphone lock-on eliminates audio dropouts by keeping microphone open until new one activated
• Seamless mixing will not clip syllables