Mic Flags & Cubes

Every panel discussion, press conference, or morning bulletin has the same visual problem: a bare microphone says nothing about who is speaking or who organised the event. Mic flags and mic cubes fix that in seconds, clipping onto handheld mics from 19-38mm diameter, covering Shure, Sennheiser and similar handhelds without adapters or rigging. Swap one for another between setups and you are back on air before the next segment starts, branding visible from almost any camera angle.

Ten products, two very different jobs

The range covers ten products split across two lines. Basic is rigid plastic, blank or branded, built for volume and tight budgets. Pro line uses foam flags with full-side flock branding, which reads noticeably better under studio and broadcast lighting than a flat plastic print. Both come in square and triangle shapes: the square gives four logo surfaces, useful when a panel rotates speakers and camera angles change constantly, while the triangle is a lighter, three-sided option for simpler setups or tighter budgets. If you need maximum logo exposure on every cut, the square mic flag with four logo surfaces is the obvious starting point, and for events watching cost per unit, the budget triangle flag covers the basics without compromising fit or swap speed.

Blank bases or branded mic cubes, done properly

Blank versions are ready bases for your own stickers, labels, or local print shop work, which suits agencies handling their own short-run branding in-house. Branded versions are printed by us directly, any logo, any base colour, so a station rebrand or a 20-unit fleet refresh for an ENG department goes out as one consistent batch rather than a patchwork of after-market stickers. Conference organisers marking panelist mics by speaker or sponsor tend to go straight for branded mic cubes, since colour-coding replaces the need for name cards or verbal introductions on stage.

Who actually uses these day to day

ENG crews, TV and radio stations, event organisers and podcast studios across Europe already run these flags on daily turnarounds, and delivery from our Latvia base covers the EU quickly enough for last-minute event prep. For a deeper look at placement, visibility and why some branding choices fail on camera, our note on how broadcast branding works in live production is worth reading before you order. Otherwise, browse the full range and get a quote on custom mic flags sized to your fleet.