Yamaha Pro Audio RM-TT-B Wired Desktop Microphone Black

Product Description

The YAMAHA PRO AUDIO RM-TT-B is a wired desktop table-top microphone finished in black. Designed for professional audio applications, this boundary-style or gooseneck-type desktop mic captures speech clearly in conference, presentation, and installed sound environments. It ships as a single unit and is suited for integration into permanent or semi-permanent AV and audio systems. Professional AV installers and audio technicians are the primary trades handling this type of product. The black finish blends into boardroom tables, lecterns, and stage setups where a low-profile appearance matters.

The RM-TT-B is intended for desktop wired microphone applications in commercial and professional settings. Typical install scenarios include conference rooms, houses of worship, lecture halls, broadcast studios, and boardrooms where a table-mounted wired mic is required. It is sold and installed as a single unit, making it straightforward to deploy in single-zone or multi-zone audio systems managed by a mixer or DSP processor.

Key Features

• Wired desktop table-top form factor for stable, hands-free speech capture
• Black finish suits professional and commercial interior environments
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward single-zone deployment
• Compatible with standard professional audio signal chains including mixers and DSP processors
• Designed for permanent or semi-permanent installed sound applications

Compatibility

Designed as a wired desktop microphone for use in professional installed sound and conferencing systems that accept a standard wired mic input.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed or experienced AV integrator or audio technician. Before connecting or disconnecting the microphone, power down the connected mixer, amplifier, or DSP to avoid signal transients that can damage speakers or equipment. Route cabling in accordance with applicable local low-voltage wiring codes and keep mic-level cables away from AC power runs to minimize hum and interference. Verify that phantom power settings on the connected device match the requirements of this microphone before powering the system on.