Conference Microphone System
A conference microphone system lets everyone around a meeting table be heard clearly, in the room and on Zoom, Teams or Google Meet. Each conference microphone feeds one receiver, so every seat gets even pickup instead of a laptop mic.
Conference microphone system price in the Philippines
| System | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| XTUGA YT8 | 8-channel UHF wireless conference system | ₱15,999 |
| XTUGA CM280 | 8 wireless UHF gooseneck microphones, 8 XLR outputs | ₱16,599 |
| XTUGA YTH800 | 8-channel UHF wireless, 200 selectable frequencies | ₱18,999 |
| XTUGA A800 | Wireless gooseneck conference mic set | ₱21,499 |
Prices as of November 2026. Larger systems can be paid through BillEase or Home Credit installments. See the XTUGA conference microphone price guide for a model-by-model comparison.
What to check before you buy a conference microphone
- Room size vs mic pickup range: larger rooms need a wider pickup range or more microphones to cover everyone clearly.
- Frequencies: if your building has other wireless systems, choose one with selectable frequencies or order sets on different frequency groups.
- Outputs: individual XLR outputs per mic, like on the CM280, let a mixer balance each speaker.
Which conference microphone system fits your room?
Count the speakers, not the square metres. Two neighbours can often share one gooseneck, but anyone who speaks often needs their own. An 8-microphone UHF set like the YT8 or CM280 covers a typical 8 to 16-seat boardroom. Our guide on how many gooseneck mics a 12-seat boardroom needs works through a real layout.
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Which Conference Microphone System model should you choose?
A quick comparison to help you match a model to how you will actually use it.
XTUGA YT8
XTUGA CM280
XTUGA YTH800
XTUGA A800
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a conference microphone system in the Philippines?
At VMI Direct, the XTUGA YT8 costs ₱15,999, the CM280 ₱16,599, the YTH800 ₱18,999 and the A800 ₱21,499. Larger systems can be paid through BillEase or Home Credit installments, with nationwide shipping.
What is a conference microphone system?
It is a set of desk or gooseneck microphones that feed one receiver, so every seat at the table can be heard through the room speakers or on a video call, instead of relying on a single laptop microphone.
How many conference microphones do I need?
Count the people who speak, not the seats. Two neighbours can often share one gooseneck, so an 8-microphone UHF set like the YT8 or CM280 usually covers an 8 to 16-seat boardroom.
Wireless or wired conference microphones: which is better?
Wireless suits rooms that get rearranged or where cables across the floor are impractical. Wired suits a fixed boardroom where the layout rarely changes. All four XTUGA systems we stock are UHF wireless.
Can I use two conference systems in the same building?
Yes, if they use different frequencies. The CM280 is fixed-frequency, so order one set on group A and one on group B. The YTH800 has 200 selectable frequencies and an automatic clean-channel search.
Will a conference microphone system work with Zoom or Teams?
Yes. Connect the receiver's output to a mixer or a USB audio interface plugged into the meeting computer, then choose it as the microphone in Zoom, Teams or Google Meet. Room speakers handle in-person sound.
