User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Important safety information
- Sennheiser SpeechLine – True to the word
- Overview of the SpeechLine IS microphone series
- Package contents
- Product overview
- Overview of the MEB 114 (-S) boundary layer microphones
- Overview of the MEB 102 (-L) | MEB 104 (-L) surface-mounted boundary layer microphones
- Overview of the MEG 14-40 (-L(-II)) gooseneck microphones
- Overview of the MZH 30xx (-L) goosenecks
- Overview of the MAT 133 (-S) | MAT 153-S table stands
- Overview of the MAS 133 inline switch box
- Overview of the MAS 1 microphone button
- Overview of the MZFS 60 | MZFS 80 microphone stands
- Mounting and installing the products
- Connecting the products
- Adjusting and using the products
- Cleaning and maintaining the products
- Specifications
- Manufacturer Declarations
Sennheiser SpeechLine – True to the word
SpeechLine IS microphone series | 7
D) Typical table shapes - U-shaped, round, long, rows
Depending on the configuration of the tables in a room, different
m
icrophones can be selected. In the case of a small round table, for
example, a microphone with an omni-directional pick-up pattern (shown
as a blue circle) is adequate to pick up all participants uniformly.
Directional microphones (shown as a semicircle) are suitable for rows of
tables. These microphones minimize the sound coming from the rear and
the sides. In oblong conference rooms with long tables, a combination of
directional and omni-directional microphones can be a good solution.
E) Speaker is seated
For conferences in which the speakers ar
e seated, planning is easy as the
distance between the speaker and the microphone is easy to estimate or
measure. Here, the microphone is simply placed on the table and oriented
towards the speaker.
F) Speaker is standing
In the case of presentations held at a
lectern, the speaker is usually in a
standing position. Here, the distance between lectern and mouth is
virtually as large as it is with a seated speaker. In courtrooms, the speakers
frequently stand up although the table in front of them is often of
“normal” height. In this case, long gooseneck microphones should be used
ideally in order to reduce the distance between the microphone capsule
and the speaker.