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[Dave Rittenhouse]

Since Shure discontinued their Conference One System; I wondering what other systems are out there and who has been using what, to what success?

[Glen Kelley]

I have heard good things about the Bosch systems, but have not used them. There is a decent-sized installation at Ft. Bliss here in El Paso. I can try to find info if you're interested in talking with the folks using it. 

I believe they have a wireless version as well, scary as that idea may be.... 

[Chad Costanzo]

The bosch system is excellent I have provided this for a few groups and they all love it and it sounds excellent as well.

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Good results with a few brahler systems here.

[Mark Mattocks]

Beyerdynamic works for me.

Wanted to add - the Revoluto unit with the line array of microphones is better than the gooseneck mics IMO.

Mark

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Not to hijack this thread but have you had issues with paper rustlers with the revoluto. Seems to me like you'd have all the issues of a typical pzm placement in that application.

[Mark Mattocks]

The Revoluto is really nothing like a PZM or typical boundary microphone.  It is a horizontal array of microphone elements that picks up in a "corridor" pattern with better reach than a single element.  The corridor does not pick up paper rustling on the table, but does pick up paper flailing against the mic if you have that kind of a meeting. 

[Brad Weber]

I'd throw DIS (Danish Interpretation Systems) in the mix as well, some of their products are also being offered by Listen Technologies.

[Dave Rittenhouse]

Thanks everyone for the info. I have a demo of the wired Bosch system this week so we will see what shakes out!

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