Does this MIC need a special Cable or any normal MIC cables with XLR pins can be used?
350606
Other cables can be used but this Mic was designed to be used with tc pedals. Optimal performance would more likely come from using their bundle products. This Mic is special for their pedals so if you don't have the pedals you may even find another Mic cheaper. I recommend this one, quality is awesome and combined with the pedals it's amazing.
350607
It will work with a regular XLR cable. All of the sound techs I have dealt with since purchase say that in spite the TC-Helicon having built in settings for this mic, and it having the effect on/off switch on it, that they much prefer that I use a regular Shure Beta microphone.
350608
Depends on what you are connecting to. The mic uses an XLR connection, when I plug into my TC Helicon it requires an XLR connection, my amp requires a straight jack. I have both cables depending on what I am doing. Remember the better the shielding on the mic cable the less chance of buzz or hum from your speakers. Good luck and happy singing.
350609
An XLR cable is required for the microphone - a 3-pin male socket is provided on the microphone. A nice clear sounding microphone with a neutral tone. I use it for acoustic guitar and vocals.
485407
No mic cables included, so you'd need to buy those separately or use what you have. Does come with a power supply, of course. :)
527123
It comes with no cables. You will need a XLR cable to use. Also, there are no XLR to USB cables that I know of. You will have to buy a separate USB interface (Mbox) in order to use a mic with a computer.
1207249
This works with a xlr cable you need a usb.This mic uses power supplied thru cable...just a guess..no
1721078
Yes, an XLR cable is what it is designed to use, however, a USB cable is only to be used to connect the Mic interface to a computer and an XLR to USB cable will not work as a direct connection to/from the Mic.
1778217
you have to buy an XLR cable. I thought this mic would come with one but it doesnt. The xlr cable goes from the receiver into the mixer you are using (or directly into the speaker). I then have the mixer connected to the speakers. Hope that helps!
700439
the model we purchased has a USB connector. It may be available with either option, verify with the source before you purchase. The description may be referring to the port to gang an additional mic if necessary (we've not needed this, works well even in a large noisy room).
591571
No, like almost every other stage vocal microphone you will need a microphone cable with XLR connectors.
1961995
No, it doesn't come with any cables. It has an XLR (male) connection on the end of the mic. Here's a link, though, where you could find just what you're looking for. Hosa XVS101F Right Angle 3.5mm M to XLR F 1 Foot
384728
No, it does not. It's just a cable that connects in place of the normal one that also has a spot to put the mic that they provide.
1982087
It takes standard XLR cabling to and from the board, and to/from the mic(s). It will also accept Speakon cable ends, but I just use the XLR. If you want to daisy chain it to another and pass through this, you can only use XLR. Check out the close up pictures, you can tell from the details.
2257308
You would have to cut one end off, unthread it, and you would not be able to but it back from what I can see. Then you are going to have to tether the replacement mic wire with ties. Best to look for an alternative or just get some velcro ties or equivalent to tether is so it will not accidentally move and add noise to a recording. I did this using a USB Blue Yeti for a while. You have a mound of XLR sitting on the desk unused. But since I have gone back to a XLR mic.
2200200
Yes, a preamplifier is required in order to use this microphone. It requires an XLR port which is not on any motherboard.
2083904
The microphone has a detachable 12' cable with a standard 6.5mm (1/4") male jack. The opposite end bayonets into the mike. Any additional cable you would buy for it would need to have the same type of bayonet fitting. But I've found the included cable to be perfectly adequate.
1843313
Hi Laura,The mic rquires an XLR-to-XLR cable. If you want to go into a USB port, you would need something like the MicPort Pro (which I have an highly recommend). Harlan's site carries that as well.Hope that helps!Fred
328417
Okay for this type of microphone, you're going to need cables first off as this doesn't come with them. You'll need one standard mic midi cable. And then you'll need a midi to usb cable as well. After that the only other thing you'll need is a phantom power supplier. They're relatively cheap and they power up the mic so you get optimal performance.
949905
The XLR connection on both mics are male, just as with pretty much every other mic. As far as the threads, that's for attaching the mic clip to the 550. Hope that helps!