Shure MXA310AL Table Array Microphone (Aluminum)

Product Overview

The Shure MXA310 table array microphone is a Microflex Advance conferencing microphone built for boardrooms and conference rooms that require clean, intelligible voice pickup across the table. Using Shure Steerable Coverage technology, it captures up to four simultaneous coverage zones from a single low-profile unit while rejecting overhead noise from HVAC and projectors. This aluminum model connects over Dante or AES67 with a single cable, making it a practical choice for networked AV integration and large-scale conference room deployments.

Product Description

The MXA310 is a Dante conference table microphone designed for commercial meeting spaces where consistent intelligibility and clean integration matter. Steerable Coverage technology lets integrators deploy up to four discrete, independently steerable lobes, each positioned to any angle in 15-degree increments to match seating and table layout. Selectable polar patterns include omnidirectional, cardioid, supercardioid, hypercardioid, bidirectional, and the toroid pattern that captures audio at table level while rejecting overhead artifacts. All parameters are configured through browser-based control software with templates and presets for fast commissioning. The microphone joins Shure and third-party networked audio systems over Dante or AES67, carrying power, control, and audio on a single cable for clean rack-to-table cabling. A programmable capacitive-touch mute switch and a multi-color LED ring give meeting participants clear mute status and confirm coverage during setup. As a beamforming table microphone for conference rooms, it pairs naturally with Shure IntelliMix processing for echo cancellation and automatic mixing.

Key Features

• Steerable Coverage Technology — Up to four discrete, simultaneous coverage lobes can be steered to any angle in 15-degree increments to match room and table layout.
• Multiple Polar Patterns — Omnidirectional, cardioid, supercardioid, hypercardioid, bidirectional, and toroid patterns let integrators tune pickup for any commercial meeting space.
• Toroid Overhead Rejection — The ring-shaped toroid pattern captures voices at table level while rejecting overhead noise from HVAC vents and projector fans.
• Dante and AES67 Networking — A single cable carries power, control, and audio over standard IP networks for clean AV integration.
• Browser-Based Configuration — All polar patterns, templates, and presets are set through control software for fast commissioning and repeatable room setups.
• Capacitive-Touch Mute and LED Ring — A programmable touch mute switch and multi-color LED ring show mute status and confirm coverage zones during setup.
• Low-Profile Aluminum Design — The aluminum table array sits flush on the conference table for an unobtrusive look in boardrooms and government spaces.

Typical Applications

• Boardroom
• Conference room
• Huddle room
• Government and secure meeting space
• Training room
• Multi-purpose room

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people can the MXA310 cover?
It provides up to four independently steerable coverage lobes, each aimed at any angle in 15-degree increments, so a single unit can cover multiple seats around a conference table depending on layout.

How does it connect to an AV system?
The microphone uses Dante or AES67 networked audio, carrying power, control, and audio over a single cable to Shure and compatible third-party devices.

Does it need a separate DSP?
For echo cancellation and automatic mixing in conferencing applications, the MXA310 is commonly paired with a Shure IntelliMix processor such as the P300; configuration is handled through browser-based control software.

How is overhead noise handled?
The toroid polar pattern captures audio at table level while rejecting overhead artifacts such as HVAC and projector fan noise, improving intelligibility in untreated rooms.

What support and warranty apply?
Contact Creation Networks for current Shure warranty terms, firmware, and AV integration support for the MXA310.

Compare with related Shure conferencing microphones such as the Shure MXA710AL Linear Array Microphone, and pair it with the Shure IntelliMix P300 Audio Conferencing Processor.