OTTO is launching a line of its most popular speaker microphones with new designs that show its support for the men and women of law enforcement. The company's new Thin Blue Line and American Flag speaker mics, come in wired and wireless shoulder mic options.
The Revo NC2 is OTTO's most popular corded speaker mic. It features large and rugged PTT buttons to ensure there’s no fear of self-actuating when lives are on the line, as well as an intuitive, side-mount high/low slider switch that adjusts volume easily. OTTO says its revolutionary noise-canceling technology delivers optimum voice clarity even in high-noise situations.
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OTTO's Bluetooth Revo NC2 features HD audio. It is capable of producing sharper, less robotic and easier to understand transmissions than standard audio, giving law enforcement officers enhanced understanding and faster response times to urgent commands. It has an integrated rechargeable and replaceable lithium-ion battery that provides up to 12 hours of use and is strong enough to outlast any shift.
The American made OTTO products have received praise from officers on the job. “The Revo NC2, from what I can tell, is one of the best shoulder mics on the market. The microphone is noise-canceling, and the audio clarity on the speaker is significantly clearer and cleaner than the standard shoulder mic that I was issued by my department,” says Deputy J. Nguyen.
OTTO’s General Manager Dan Stanek says he has been watching the the unrest in the nation. In response he decided to launch a speaker microphone that specifically shows police pride. Stanek says his goal in producing the new mics was to provide a way for "our brave officers to carry [police pride] on their chests."
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