ClearOne BMA 360 Improves microphone pickup distance and gain

The company has taken another step, in what may be another audio industry standard, with the addition of a new voice raising feature.

The manufacturer ClearOne has expanded the applications of BMA 360, your ceiling plate with microphone array and beamforming, with a new voice lift feature that allows audio to be amplified locally and heard throughout classrooms, large conference and meeting rooms.

ClearOne technologies, FiBeam y DsBeam, already integrated into BMA 360, enable new levels of great Voice Lift performance. The first makes this model the first set of broadband microphones, with frequency-invariant beamforming, offering the ultimate in natural, high-fidelity sound.

For your part, DsBeam technology provides sidelobe depth below -40 dB, resulting in superior rejection of reverb and noise and providing excellent clarity and intelligibility.

With the addition of the new Voice Lift feature, BMA 360 offers everything you would expect in a microphone beamforming ceiling tile: superior audio with beamforming, echo and noise cancellation, automatic mixing, power amplifiers and camera tracking functions.

ClearOne architecture offers easy installation and configuration. End users also benefit from the reduced total cost of the BMA system 360 to get the maximum return on investment.

Each BMA 360 can have up to four Voice Lift zones to provide a simple and intuitive way to control multiple groups of speakers, allowing everyone to hear and be heard easily. power amplifiers, four channel, that it incorporates facilitates wiring and, consequently, cost savings.

ClearOne's innovative combination of power amplifiers and mix zones makes Voice Lift extremely simple to create and implement, “which can be considered another industry standard for optimal microphone pickup distance and system gain”, as the company points out.