what does it do does it help with sm57 mic I'm just wondering if this will help my sound system
2054813
I cannot speak to the sm57, but most dynamic mics are gain hungry, and a dedicated preamp like the DBX 266s does wonders for gain boost. The DBX 266s also employs a fantastic noise gate, allowing for the automatic reduction or elimination of background noise. This specific model is very popular among vocal performers such as podcasters and VoiceOver artists.
1808339
Not certain but I'm pretty sure it won't do anything. You'd be better off asking in a Sennheiser forum or shooting them an email. I see it like this. You could use it but it wouldn't make the senns louder. You'd have to plug the fiio into whatever transmits to your senns. It won't transmit that extra power to the sens cause it can only transmit what it normal does.
1403363
I don't know. I really only use it with my turtle beach headset for the mic.
2142841
It depends on what dynamic microphones you are using. Most will be fine, but you will have to check with each microphone manufacturer individually. Shure SM58 and SM57 will be fine.
2041162
Hi, This set up provides microphone level output that needs to go to an amplifier which then drives the speakers. The signal out of this is low level so must be amplified.
1088096
I bought this adapter so my microphone would transmit, or be heard on both the left and the right channels simultaneously, so I will say that it should do what you need. However, by doing so I lost some of the sound's volume so people at the other end do not hear me as clearly as if I had a stereo microphone.
2019616
I purchased it about a year and a half ago. I used it for a while and it was adequate however I primarily used it on Ventrilo and Teamspeak and my friends would complain about it not being loud enough. If I turned on mic boost the volume would be fine but then the mic would pick up a lot of background and white noise. I'm sure it can be tweaked and work with whatever program you are going to use it for but it just proved to be more hassle than it was worth. I replaced it with a different mic about three months ago.
2015681
Yes. And its best that way. The fewer connections between your mic and PC; the cleaner the audio.
1202294
My mic works fine, so I assume it has something to do with the connection or what you are plugging it into, try it out on someone else's computer
1615388
Yes it affects the volume, it worked perfectly for me to get rid of the hiss, but it only affected one channel for me. I'm using it with a PC the right speaker seemed muffled at higher volumes the left seemed uninfected, I fixed my problem but I don't have true stereo, y cable on the left channel
1159494
It picks up a lot of background noise sometimes. Its really sensitive. It is a directional microphone, so its designed to pick up sounds from what's in front of it, if you set it up right in front of your desktop or keyboard, facing you, it won't pick up sounds behind it as much as if you were to turn the mic off the the sideways or something, if that makes sense? So there are ways to avoid it picking up unnecessary background noises.
2218987
I've only used it to mic an electric guitar cabinet and snare. Sounds fine, I just have to eq out the harsh 2-4 kHz frequency. This mic also has a lot more low/mid compared to a genuine SM57. I think it's worth the money I've payed for it, I own 4 of them that I use regularly on all my live gigs.
742507
Yes, it does. I just got the ECM-MS907 for mine and it works great. You might have to play with the mic sensitivity setting for best results.
1359895
Dear Blake, no it does not. If the threaded part that holds your mic to your mount is gone, this mount will not help you.
306664
That is not too different from my application, so it should help. It will stop resonance and provide some sound absorption.
1092686
I think so.... It worked for both mic and sound on my headset (while it worked...)
506920
I have heard from those I talk with on skype that the mic is buzzing a lot, and picks up background noises. It could be that my sound card isn't good enough to handle it, or that some of my settings are wrong (though I have tried to fix it for a while without luck).