Audix rolled out three innovations at InfoComm. First, they are adding the benefits of digital networking to their popular family of ceiling microphones, offering Dante, AES67, or AVB/TSN enabled versions of the M3 tri-element hanging microphone, the flush-mount, steerable M70, and the M55 and M40 hanging ceiling microphones. Another Audix innovation is the M63 boundary microphone. Optimized for voice clarity, it uses a Micros™ hypercardioid condenser capsule that rests in a patent-pending internal shock-mount suspension system. The M63 includes logic remote or local programmable on-off switching and an offset button for interference-free operation. Tail-out or tail-down cable exit accommodates a variety of installation requirements. Third in the trio of innovation is the M65 rigid tube, gooseneck style microphone. The M65 features a Micros™ hypercardioid condenser capsule and a socket swivel mount that provides exceptionally smooth and quiet motion and allows the M65 to be laid horizontally for an unobstructed view.