Vaddio TableMIC Wired Condenser Microphone

The Vaddio TableMIC Wired Condenser Microphone is a purpose-built tabletop solution engineered to deliver professional-quality audio for every conference room, huddle space, or classroom. Designed to integrate seamlessly with Vaddio systems via EasyMIC ports, TableMIC combines quiet operation with precise voice pickup to create crystal-clear conversations in PC-based conferencing environments. Built to minimize distracting ambient noises and reverberations common in meeting rooms, this microphone helps teams communicate more efficiently, collaborate more effectively, and share ideas with confidence. Its robust construction, compact footprint, and thoughtful placement options make it the go-to choice for organizations that demand reliability, clarity, and ease of use from their conferencing setups. Whether you’re hosting a large boardroom meeting or supporting a small video conference, TableMIC puts speech at the forefront with minimal setup and maximum intelligibility.

• Professional-grade audio for conferencing: The TableMIC is engineered to capture clean, natural voice with low self-noise and high sensitivity. It excels in dynamic meeting environments where participants speak from various distances. Its condenser design delivers a broad, faithful frequency response that preserves the clarity of speech, reduces echo and room ambience, and supports smooth, intelligible conversations across all participants. Paired with Vaddio’s processing and amplification hardware, this microphone helps your PC-based conferencing system deliver speaker clarity that feels close and personal even in larger rooms.
• EasyMIC port compatibility for plug-and-play installation: Designed to connect directly to Vaddio products that support EasyMIC ports, TableMIC enables swift, reliable integration without complicated wiring or external adapters. The streamlined connection reduces setup time while ensuring stable signal transmission. This compatibility makes it an ideal choice for integrators and end users who want a simple, scalable path to high-quality audio. With EasyMIC, you gain a clean signal path and predictable performance across a range of Vaddio encoders, mixers, and conferencing devices, facilitating consistent conference room experiences every time.
• Durable build with a solid metal base: The TableMIC features a rugged, all-metal base that provides stability on busy tables and minimizes movement noise when participants reach for the table or adjust seating. This sturdy construction not only resists the rigors of everyday use but also contributes to better acoustic consistency by keeping the microphone in a fixed, optimal position. The premium materials and engineering reflect Vaddio’s commitment to professional-grade hardware that endures years of daily conferencing, while its compact footprint preserves table space for note-taking, laptops, and presentation materials.
• Compact tabletop form factor with versatile placement: At home on any conference table, the TableMIC’s compact, low-profile design allows flexible positioning to suit different room layouts. Its close-fidelity pickup pattern makes it ideal for small to mid-sized rooms, ensuring that voices from around the table are captured evenly. The microphone’s tabletop footprint leaves room for participants’ devices and shared content to be clearly visible, while its discreet appearance helps maintain a professional aesthetic in executive meeting spaces and learning environments alike.
• Optimized for PC-based conferencing and collaboration: The TableMIC is purpose-built for modern collaboration workflows. By delivering clean, intelligible audio directly into your PC conferencing software, it supports clear video calls, hybrid meetings, and remote collaboration sessions. The microphone’s design minimizes background noise from HVAC systems, keyboard taps, and other room distractions, which translates into fewer interruptions and a more productive meeting experience. When paired with compatible Vaddio hardware and software, TableMIC helps teams stay focused on the content of the discussion rather than on audio glitches.

Technical Details of Vaddio TableMIC Wired Condenser Microphone

• Type: Wired condenser microphone designed for tabletop use
• Connection: Interfaces with Vaddio devices via EasyMIC ports for straightforward, reliable integration
• Construction: Solid metal base for stability, durability, and minimized desk movement noise
• Applications: Optimized for conference rooms, boardrooms, classrooms, and PC-based conferencing systems
• Compatibility: Works with EasyMIC-enabled Vaddio systems and compatible control/processing environments

how to install Vaddio TableMIC Wired Condenser Microphone

• Place the TableMIC on a stable, central area of the tabletop to achieve balanced pickup for all participants
• Connect the microphone to an EasyMIC port on your Vaddio encoder, mixer, or conference system using the supplied cable
• Power on the host device and verify that the microphone is recognized as the selected input source in your conferencing software
• Adjust the input gain on your system to achieve clear voice capture without clipping or distortion
• Test with multiple speakers and reposition the microphone if necessary to optimize coverage and minimize spill from nearby sources

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is Vaddio TableMIC best used for? A: It is a tabletop wired condenser microphone designed to deliver professional audio for conference rooms and PC-based conferencing, with integration through EasyMIC ports for reliable performance.
• Q: How does it connect to a system? A: It plugs into EasyMIC ports on compatible Vaddio devices, providing a straightforward, plug-and-play audio path without the need for extra adapters.
• Q: Does it require external power? A: The microphone is designed to operate through the EasyMIC connection with compatible Vaddio systems; no separate power supply is typically required.
• Q: How should I position the microphone for best results? A: Place the TableMIC at or near the center of the table and adjust its angle toward active talkers to maximize voice pickup while minimizing peripheral noise. In rooms with multiple participants, consider slightly off-center placement to balance coverage.