The Shure A710-FM-2FT is a flush mount housing designed for the MXA710 Linear Array. It provides an improved appearance while maintaining the acoustic performance of the array when mounted within a table, wall, or hard ceiling surface. This housing ensures secure installation with convenient cable routing and includes a cutting template for simplified setup. The kit frame can be painted to match the surrounding surface or covered with acoustically transparent cloth from approved third-party suppliers.

Features

  • Enables flush-mount installation for MXA710 Linear Array Microphone
  • Maintains microphone’s acoustic performance in discreet mounting setups
  • Provides secure housing with convenient cable routing knockouts
  • Includes cutting template for precise, easy installation
  • Paintable frame to blend with surrounding surfaces
  • Compatible with acoustically transparent coverings for custom finishes
  • Available in 2-foot and 4-foot versions

Specifications

Compatibility
- Designed specifically for the Shure MXA710 Linear Array Microphone

Design
- Flush mount design for tables, walls, or hard ceiling surfaces
- Paintable frame for custom aesthetic integration
- Knockouts included for simplified cable management
- Can be covered with acoustically transparent cloth from approved third-party suppliers

Installation
- Cutting template included for accurate installation
- Securely houses microphone array during use

Sizes
- Available in 2 ft and 4 ft lengths

In the Box
- 1 Flush Mount Frame
- 1 Cutting Template
- Installation Hardware

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