Can you plug this into a computer microphone jack?
892640
Yes but you will need an adapter. You can plug in a 1/4 to mini plug cable into the back of the unit into the audio/line out . Please note that all wireless microphones for this unit must pass through the unit then out to a mixer, recorder, audio input etc. Hope this helps, just let me know.
892641
Yes, but the outputs on this Pyle unit are XLR male (balanced) or 1/4 " jack. So you will need either a XLR(f) to 3.5mm jack cable, or a 1/4" to 3.5mm adapter, in order to connect to the 3.5mm mic input of your computer. As the Pyle can have up to 8 wireless devices on it making it more prone to instability, I would definitely go for the XLR balanced option
892642
Yep with the right adaptors, you should be good to go. Be sure your volume is down when you make the hookup.
892643
You can, however you will need to get an I/4 inch (from the Pyle) to a 1/8 inch (to the computer) adaptor to make it work. Of course all mikes will be on one channel.
892644
not directly, the output of the Pyle-Pro Rack Mount 8 Channel Wireless Microphone System is either balanced XLR connection or balanced 1/4" connection.
202533
No you can't. This has a male XLR connector. Microphones have male XLR connectors. You need a cable with a female XLR. Remember that for XLR connectors the pins point where the sound is going.
1069505
I believe so. Just plug a mic cable into the input. You could try looking for an adapter that converts USB to a quarter inch.
836918
Sure. As long as your microphone has an 1/4 inch output (or an XLR to 1/4 inch adapter) and then just plug right into one of the two (instrument) inputs.
1995017
If its the same kind of jack that would be on a cell phone, than yes. It comes with an adapter at the end to split it into mic/headphone jacks for pc. I'm pretty sure it specifies on the page the type of jack and that you could find out what your computer will accept. Hope that helps.
501475
If your computer has "mic in" NOT "line in" port, it should theoretically work (it's got a standard 1/8" headphone style wire on it). But the low quality of most "mic in" ports along with the fairly low quality of this microphone may not produce stellar results.
1738521
You can but the XLR -USB calble will need to have it's own A/D convereter. This is what you are looking for. http://www.amazon.com/HDE-Female-Cable-Instruments-Microphones/dp/B0050CEEIW Check this video out too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IY_C3EBiNy0
564409
I don't see how that would be possible. The jack in your PC is what it is, no matter what you plug into it.
793994
Yes . Just make sure your mic has pass thru power connections built in the microphone
122623
We plugged it into the microphone jack on our computer.Then, you need a program to use the microphone for recording. We used a free program called Audacity.
186921
No Tom unfortunately there isn't a microphone jack. There is a jack for HDTV and a jack for TV & of course your USB Port.
247555
Unfortunately no without a USB sound box which can accept dynamic microphone input.
404627
No, not unless you have/buy a USB Microphone that is built for it. And buying the USB converter doesn't work either
90645
Yes, Just plug the phone jack in the laptops headphone out and the XLR end into the microphone input. But beware of these cables. I've found that they create a great deal of unwanted noise.
110613
It may not be optimal, but you could craft a combo of converter plugs and put it in the computer's mic or input jack. I've done something similar before, and if you aren't looking for perfect audiophile quality it should be fine.
6490
Sure. The connector on the mic is an XLR connector which can be adapted to a mini jack, or a 1/4 jack, or another XLR connection. Just depends what you're connecting it to.
1682591
Not sure. It has 2 plugs (one for the microphone and one for the headset). I then use a USB adaptor and plug into a USB port on my computer.