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Reply: I'm assuming that the voices in the room are not amplified with a PA system.
Ceiling mics Ceiling mics are generally not recommended because they are far from the participants, resulting in a muddy sound. But if table mics are not an option, ceiling mics may be your only choice.
Suppose a room is 30 feet x 55 feet and 8 feet high. The area populated by the meeting participants would be maybe 20 feet x 45 feet.
To achieve equal volume pickup of everyone, the mics should be spaced twice the mic-to-mouth distance. So if the mics are 4 feet above the participants' mouths, the mics should be 8 feet apart.
If the ceiling is more than 8 feet high, consider using hanging mics such as the Crown CM-30 or CM-31. That way the mics can be closer to the participants. The CM-30 has an electronics module with screw terminals in the ceiling. The CM-31 has an XLR
connector. CM mics
Be sure to plug the mics into an automated (gated) mixer so that only one mic is on at a time. This greatly increases clarity.
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