Taiwan・Government & Council・2015
2015 National Games Opening Ceremony Uses BXB UFO Microphones
| Country／Region | Taiwan |
|---|---|
| Venues | Governments & Parliaments |
| Release Date | 2015-11-21 |
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2015 National Games Opening Ceremony Uses BXB UFO Microphones
The National Games 2015 Opening Ceremony Using BXB UFO Microphone
In the near future, BXB Electronics will deepen its product advantages and core DNA, expanding both the depth and breadth of its product lines. The microphone used in the opening ceremony of the National Games is a prime example of this development.
This time, BXB used the UFO microphone base and, according to the site conditions, provided 70CM double-bent gooseneck microphones and balanced phantom power circuits, forming a perfect match with the on-site PA system.
We are honored to be chosen and recognized by the hardware contractor, Pei Wei Technology Co., Ltd., for two main reasons:
1. Advantageous 70cm length and dual-bend design
Due to the large size of the venue, the rostrum is relatively large, and table flowers are usually placed on the lectern. Therefore, the microphone base is typically placed on the outer side of the flowers. Without a 70 cm microphone length, the microphone would not be able to reach the center of the lectern. The dual-bend design allows the microphone to extend diagonally from the bases on both sides and bend upward again upon reaching the center, thereby picking up the best sound at the axis of the speaker's mouth, without requiring the microphone capsule to pick up sound off-axis.
2. Can be placed extremely close to reduce the comb filtering effect
Leveraging the aforementioned structural advantages, in microphone applications, two capsules can be placed extremely close to each other, reducing the comb filtering effect with a minimal gap. The comb filtering effect occurs when an audio system picks up the same sound source but through different paths. These paths can result from differences in the placement of multiple microphones or desktop reflections. Currently, most speech occasions with two microphones placed side-by-side encounter similar issues.
The above two points are the biggest challenges currently encountered when using other brands of gooseneck microphones, but they have been well resolved with BXB.