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A Microflex array picks up seated talkers. For a presenter who moves around, consider Microflex Wireless neXt with an appropriate handheld or bodypack.
Shure audio conferencing in Malaysia
Help remote participants hear every seat.
Plan microphones, processing and loudspeakers around your layout, meeting platform and existing equipment.
Share a floor plan and tell us where speech drops out.
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Shure audio planning at a glance
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System options
Two ways to design room audio
Keep a suitable room system and build around it with Microflex networked audio, or scope a complete IntelliMix video conferencing system when the room also needs video and compute.
For an upgrade, start with the equipment IT already supports. For a new room, decide how people will join meetings and who will manage the system after handover.
Microflex
Component-based audio
Select microphones, processing, interfaces and loudspeakers to match the space and the existing conferencing platform.
IntelliMix
Complete room systems
Shure's IntelliMix video conferencing portfolio combines audio, video and compute in Microsoft Teams certified system configurations.
Designer
Room configuration
Map coverage, configure supported devices and route network audio in Shure Designer.
ShureCloud
Remote management
Check device and firmware support before planning cloud monitoring and management for your rooms.
Start with the room
Which audio setup fits your room?
Choose the microphone position from the seating plan first. Then decide where echo cancellation runs, how audio reaches the room computer and how remote voices are played back.
Product details checked against Shure documentation on 3 November 2026.
Table
Start here when the seating positions are fixed
Ceiling
Keep surfaces free of microphones and cabling
Linear
Consider a bar-shaped array when mounting space is constrained
Wireless
Add a presenter or audience microphone where people move
Follow the sound through a Shure room
Scroll through the illustrative room to see how speech reaches the call and how remote voices come back.
Follow speech from the seats to the call, and remote voices back into the room.
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Pick up every seat from the ceiling
MXA901 is a compact round ceiling array with adjustable coverage and onboard IntelliMix processing. The cyan zone is the pickup area to check against the furthest seat. Its audio runs over a network cable to the rack.
- Surface mount or VESA bracket, with separate loudspeakers
- MXA902 puts pickup and playback in one ceiling unit
- Check ceiling construction and network points first
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Follow a presenter who moves
A ceiling array is planned around the seats. For someone who presents standing or walks the room, Microflex Wireless neXt offers handheld and bodypack transmitters.
- A handheld for audience questions, a bodypack for presenters
- Plan charging, the number of people speaking at once and on site RF coordination
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Cancel echo and connect the call
IntelliMix P300 provides dedicated processing, such as mixing and echo cancellation, with Dante and USB audio connectivity. It hands the room audio to the room computer, which runs the call on the display.
- ANIUSB-MATRIX can bridge Dante and analogue audio to a USB host instead
- Agree which device handles echo cancellation
- Test mute synchronisation on the exact audio and platform configuration
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Put remote voices over the table
MXN5W-C is a PoE powered network loudspeaker for speech playback at its own ceiling position. Two are shown here, fed from the network switch in the rack. The blue zones show where each one is meant to reach.
- Use MXA902 instead where one playback position suits the layout
- Confirm existing displays and speakers before adding playback
Illustrative room layout. Final device positions depend on the survey.
Send a room plan, your platform and a list of the equipment you want to retain.Request a room quote
The signal path
How the parts work together
Follow speech from the room to the call and remote audio back to the room.
Process and connect
Digital signal processing (DSP) handles jobs such as mixing and echo cancellation. IntelliMix P300 provides dedicated DSP. ANIUSB-MATRIX can bridge Dante audio and a USB conferencing host.
Play remote voices
MXA902 has a built-in loudspeaker. Designs that need separately positioned playback can use a networked ceiling loudspeaker such as MXN5W-C.
Configure and manage
Use Designer to set up supported Shure devices and routes. Use ShureCloud for remote monitoring and management where the devices and firmware support it.
Choose by role
Build your shortlist
Filter the catalogue by microphone position or by the job the device needs to do.
Table arrays
MXA320 keeps pickup near seated participants. Plan the Ethernet route to the table.
Ceiling arrays
MXA901 provides ceiling pickup. MXA902 adds playback in the same ceiling unit.
Linear arrays
MXA710 offers a narrow form factor for positions such as a wall by the display.
DSP and interfaces
Use P300 where the design calls for dedicated processing. Use ANIUSB-MATRIX where the room needs an audio bridge to USB.
Microphone placement
Compare Shure arrays
Start with the surface you can use and where people speak. A room plan helps you check cable routes, talker positions and speaker placement before you specify the model.
The short version
Shure MXA320
A table array for a layout with defined seating positions.
- Choose it when
- You can route Ethernet to the meeting table.
- Check first
- Table use, cable entry and the optional flush mount.
Shure MXA901
A compact round ceiling array with onboard IntelliMix processing.
- Choose it when
- You want ceiling pickup and separate loudspeakers.
- Check first
- Surface or VESA mounting and the intended coverage area.
Shure MXA902
A ceiling array and loudspeaker in the same enclosure.
- Choose it when
- You want one ceiling position for both pickup and playback.
- Check first
- Ceiling support and whether one playback position suits the layout.
Shure MXA710
A linear array that can sit near the display, above the seating or at the table.
- Choose it when
- A narrow array suits the available mounting position.
- Check first
- Array length, orientation and the required bracket or accessory.
Side by side
| Feature | MXA320 | MXA901 | MXA902 | MXA710 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Table | Ceiling | Ceiling | Wall, ceiling or table |
| Mounting to consider | Tabletop or optional flush mount | Surface mount or VESA bracket | Ceiling tile grid or compatible mounting hardware | Wall bracket or mounting accessories for ceiling or table |
| Loudspeaker | Separate | Separate | Built in | Separate |
| Room planning priority | Cable access at the table | Pickup area and ceiling height | Pickup and playback from one position | Orientation and length |
Shure product details MXA320, MXA901, MXA902, MXA710. For MXA920 upgrades, Shure now lists the MXA925 as its successor.
Product catalogue
Compare selected Shure products
7 products checked on 3 November 2026. Use the filters to shortlist by placement or function. Each card opens official Shure documentation.
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Table arrays
MXA320
Table array with steerable pickup and onboard IntelliMix DSP.
Ceiling arrays
MXA901
Compact ceiling array with adjustable coverage and onboard IntelliMix DSP.
Ceiling arrays
MXA902
Ceiling array and loudspeaker in the same enclosure.
Linear arrays
MXA710
Linear array available in two lengths for a range of mounting positions.
DSP and interfaces
IntelliMix P300
Dedicated DSP with Dante and USB audio connectivity.
DSP and interfaces
ANIUSB-MATRIX
Network interface for routing Dante and analogue audio to a USB host.
Loudspeakers
MXN5W-C
PoE-powered network loudspeaker for speech playback.
Source Shure Asia conferencing.
Budget and procurement
What drives the cost
Request a quotation in Malaysian ringgit based on your floor plan and the equipment you want to retain.
Room and coverage
Room shape, table position, ceiling height and acoustic conditions determine microphone and speaker placement.
Existing equipment
List the room computer, camera, speakers, DSP and switches so the quote can identify what can be retained.
Network and installation
Confirm switch ports, PoE budget, ceiling access, brackets and cabling responsibilities before approving a scope.
Platform and support
Specify the meeting workflow, required platform certifications, licences and the support your team needs.
Ask for an itemised scope covering equipment, installation, cabling responsibilities and commissioning.
Request a room quoteFrom brief to handover
How a system gets built
Review the room
Share a floor plan, room photos, seating positions and the audio problem your users experience.
Specify the system
Agree the models, mounting positions, audio routes and platform before the procurement team approves the scope.
Prepare the site
Assign responsibility for ceiling works, cable paths, switch ports and network configuration.
Check real calls
During commissioning, test speech from each seating zone, remote playback, echo control and mute behaviour.
Room planning resources
Put the audio in context
Explore the room design, the two Shure system approaches and examples of Kasturi's wider AV work.
Shure product photographMeeting room AV
Plan the display, camera, room controls and audio together. Explore Kasturi meeting rooms
Microflex audio
Explore Shure's networked audio components. See the ecosystem
IntelliMix video systems
Explore complete Shure audio, video and compute configurations. See IntelliMix systems
Kasturi projects
See examples of Kasturi's wider AV integration work. Shure illustration shown. Browse Kasturi projectsFAQ
What should you check before specifying Shure?
Common questions from IT, facilities and procurement teams.
Want to discuss a room?
WhatsApp +6017 303 9377 or call +603 7960 1808.
How do I choose between table, ceiling and linear arrays?
Choose from the seating plan and mounting options. MXA320 is a table array. MXA901 and MXA902 go overhead, with playback built into MXA902. MXA710 has a linear body for wall, ceiling or table positions with the appropriate hardware.
Can I keep our current room system?
Sometimes. Check the room computer or codec, USB audio support, network and PoE, and the exact device combination. A P300 or ANIUSB-MATRIX can provide the USB audio connection in a suitable design. Agree which device handles echo cancellation.
What is the difference between Microflex and IntelliMix video conferencing systems?
Microflex is Shure's component audio ecosystem. Complete IntelliMix video conferencing configurations combine audio, video and compute for Microsoft Teams Rooms. IntelliMix also names Shure's DSP technology, including the processing in some Microflex devices.
Is an MXA320 certified for Microsoft Teams and Zoom?
Shure lists MXA320 as certified for use with Microsoft Teams and Zoom. Shure specifies P300, IntelliMix Room or ANIUSB-MATRIX for LED mute synchronisation with those platforms. Verify the complete room configuration, firmware and mute behaviour before rollout.
What if our rooms already use the MXA920?
Shure identifies MXA925 as the MXA920 successor and lists compatibility with MXA920 mounting accessories. Share the installed model, bracket and room configuration so the upgrade can be scoped.
When should we use a wireless microphone?
Use a handheld for audience questions or a bodypack for presenters who need to move. Shure Microflex Wireless neXt offers these transmitter options. Include charging, the number of simultaneous users and on-site RF coordination in the design.
Do we need both Designer and ShureCloud?
Designer is for layout, routing and device configuration. ShureCloud supports remote management for compatible devices. Check your device list, firmware and IT policy when deciding which tools to deploy.
What should we send for a quotation?
Send the room dimensions, ceiling height, seats, city, platform, existing equipment and target date. Include room drawings if available and indicate who will supply cabling, network ports and ceiling works.
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