is the wire long enough to run the earpiece up the back of my shirt (and connect to my ear) and still have the microphone in the front?
322755
Yes it is. I run the wires down the back of my shirt from the right side and plug it in on my left hip. I drop th mic down the back of my shirt and run it back around the front from the right side and hook to my collar in the front. I wear the mic wire on the outside so I am sure it will fit inside the shirt. I am 6'1". Hope this helps.
322756
There is only about 8 inches from the end of the cables to the "Y" where they split... So if I understand your question: no. you will have to either keep your iphone/ipod in a pocket or pouch next to your radio or buy an extension cable for maybe $5.Reading other people's answers makes me think that perhaps I'm mistaken? Operator error possibly? Or maybe I have an early version?
1471486
I agree, line is too short. I don't see why speaker wire wouldn't work to extend. If you know anything about splicing, you'll be fine
389738
I connect it behind my neck..so the earpiece is on one side of my neck and the connector is on the other side that way it keeps it tight to your ear..
2037526
The microphone black and is on a black clip with a black wire. It is small and discrete (1.25-1.5 inches long) . With a collar, you could hide the wire or run it up under your shirt.
421201
No, I don't know what the max length wouold be. But, I have used a 20' length mic cable with no problems before. I would assume it could handle 30' as I had plenty of gain headroom at the 20' length.
2256151
Yeah. It's good about that. However, I would suggest not getting this one. Mine crapped out after just four months. It may have ben that I was bending it up every which way a lot, and perhaps that messed up the wires. Just be forewarned: It may not last long, and you want to avoid bending the mic arm as much as possible.
131789
No.... it's a microphone cable adapter from xlr to 1/4 inch.....and it didn't work great for that either....noisy...
2078800
No, you shouldn't need an adapter if you're plugging it into a mic jack. But do be aware that this is a lav mic, so it's not meant to pick up sounds that are far away. The idea range is about 6" since that's how far it'd be from your mouth when clipped to your shirt.
1894142
The cord is between ten and twelve inches long. I found it long enough. It can easily fit in your pocket and the microphone reach the top of your shirt collar.
40369
Move the speaker off to the side of your waist and run the mic cable around your back instead of front with the mic opposite from the speaker . I usually wear a mask that prevents this anyway.
1038783
Shouldn't be a problem. The shoulder mics out right at 3/8 in. If it is too tight, ease it out with a round file. if it is too loose, shim with metal duct tape.
1103827
On mine, there is approx 41" of cable that is "hidden" in the arm of the PL-2T. Add another foot or so out of the arm to the microphone. Hope this helps
1092635
Yup, plug it in just like any other ear piece. I haven't used the microphone on/off.
1721159
I just measured mine. From 3.5mm plug to the earbud the wire is just shy of 49 inches long.
442422
The Longer the length of cable the less likely the audio will maintain it's purity (signal to noise ratio) as it can pick up AI along the way. This rode Adapter is for a 1/8 stereo jack to XLR, it is not the best way to maintain audio quality. However if your connection (chain) type necessitates this, i must tell you it's not bad at all.
1659025
The XLR cable will not run through the boom pole. You will need to secure the cable. The pole screws onto the mic clip and extends but nothing more than that.
898791
Hi, MIC IN for this Sony Car Stereo are locate at the back of the unit (where you connect audio system). Then you may run the wire in front along with the microphone. -Ely