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Microphones
 Button style microphones are popular because of their small size (BIO-979) |  Many options are available |  Microphones are typically placed throughout a table so all can be heard (COT-924) |
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 The larger the table and the room the more need there is for microphones (ER-50) |  Often microphones become part of the table design (VER-229) |  The placement of the decorative metal technology band often depends on the size of the table (KEL-502) |
 Placing microphones in metal inlay keeps writing surfaces clear (MRT-763) |  Placement additionally often follows the shape of the table (KEL-502) |  This table allows for a microphone for each person (FGI-529) |
 A close-up view (FGI-529) |  Larger microphones are still commonly used (ETO-864) |  This custom WallGoldfinger Furniture method flips to reveal a clean metal surface (ETO-864) |
 Other style microphones retract into the table surface (BRI-727) |  (TJX-405) |  (TJX-405) |
 (CNA-920) |  (VER-229) |  (PRO-298) |
 (PRO-298) |  (GEN-672) |  (DUK-200) |
 Even these large microphones retract (EST-445) |
Be heard
Many of today’s boardroom and conference tables include microphones. A small button style is increasingly popular, but really any size microphone is acceptable as today’s microphones retract into the table surface when not in use. WallGoldfinger Furniture additionally offers a custom design that allows microphones to flip out of sight. View our gallery to see just a few of the styles popular in WallGoldfinger tables and to get ideas how to incorporate them into your table design.
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