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Tactical Speaker Microphones (MSM) for Motorola, Kenwood & Harris Perfect for modern law enforcement , DISCO32 tactical speaker microphones give officers the ability to quickly change tactical posture without swapping out communications accessories. Whether you call it a remote speaker mic (RSM) , shoulder mic , or speaker microphone , this collection brings together mission-ready options for select Motorola , Kenwood , and Harris handheld radios. Pair with your existing radio, PTT, and headset workflow for clear, reliable transmit and crisp receive in patrol, training, and field operations. Compatible radio families (model-specific—see each product page) Motorola: Popular APX & MotoTRBO (XPR) families and other supported models. Kenwood: K-series/NX families and selected commercial handsets. Harris: Select P25 portables in the XL/legacy lines where noted. Why DISCO32 speaker mics Posture agility: Move from headset to shoulder mic quickly during stops, searches, or prisoner transport—without re-cabling your rig. Clear comms: Optimized mic placement and audio path for intelligibility in real-world noise. Rugged build: Field-ready housings, strain-relieved cabling, and secure radio connectors. Officer-first details: Positive PTT actuation, glove-friendly controls, and optional listen-only earpiece support (model-dependent). How to choose the right speaker microphone Identify your radio family (Motorola APX/XPR, Kenwood K/NX, Harris XL/legacy). Match the connector listed on each product page; verify against your specific radio model. Decide on features : emergency button, coiled cable length, 3.5 mm listen-only earpiece jack, cable routing needs. Plan your loadout : add PTT , DISCUS interface (where appropriate), VMAS for cable management, and antennas for better placement. Field tips Mic placement: Keep the MSM 2–4 inches from the mouth at a slight angle; avoid rubbing against outer garments. Cable management: Route under the vest or with VMAS to reduce snag h