Can I use this with my Sony HDV260 Camcorder and attach a wireless mic to it?
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It will work with any camera that has a mini Mic Jack input. It lasso has all the necessary inputs to work with wireless mics.
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As long as you 260 has a mike input port... the unit works extremely well... great sound quality and volume controls where you can get to them... also switches to control ground signal, etc...
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If your camcorder has an xlr audio input, I don't see why it wouldn't work. Keep in mind the preamp needs to be plugged into a 120v receptacle.
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Never tried that, so I don't know. Only issue I found with this vs other wireless mic is that it requires 3 batteries vs 2, which makes it that much more difficult to ID dead batteries causing audio failure....
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As long as the camcorder has the hotshoe connevtion it should work. Sony Iis very propriotory Iin Iits attachments.
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I don't recommend this mic especially for camcorder. I tried it out with my Canon Vixia HF M50 and the sound was pretty bad. It had a very pronounced hum and the sound quality wasn't there. Might be better with smart phone, but I am returning the one I purchased as it doesn't work with camcorder for me.
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Yes it will work- You may have to purchase a short adapter cable to make it compatible with your model camcorder but Sony has it.
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While I have not personally tried this -- based on a fundamental working knowledge of electronics and personal experience with audio equipment, it should theoretically work. I would suggest, however, that you check the specifications of both the microphone and the camcorder you will be plugging it into, if possible. Often times, microphones with a 1/4" jack will have a lower impedance or output gain, as they are designed to be plugged in to higher end equipment with a separate pre-amplication unit, while microphones with a 3.5mm headphone jack have a higher gain to compensate for the lack of preamplification in the consumer level device they will be plugged into, such as a laptop. If the microphone output is lower than that which the camcorder requires, the recording may be low or inaudible. If the microphone output level is too high, it could come out distorted or even potentially damage your equipment--though this is unlikely. I would definitely double check on that. Somebody more experienced than myself could probably provide a more educated answer, but they haven't, so I hope this helps.
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I do not see why not, I never got the wireless to work on mine so I have it hard cabled. It may be my router, but it says it supports it. The camera is pretty enclosed, but it is pretty light so having it outside you may want to mount it to something.
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I don't know about the compatibility with any particular camcorder except the iPhone camera. If your camcorder has a standard audio input jack for microphones, it SHOULD work, but it's only a guess. My iPhone has a NON standard audio input, and it requires a small converter cable to work with this mic.
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You can use wireless mics but the base for the wireless mic has to have the 2mm jackimnit sure on 2mm part
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will it work with a sony dcr-hc20e camcorder i want to copy tapes to my computer
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Yes if your camera has an XLR mic input. If you do go wireless I would steer you towards the Sennheiser ew 100 setup. That's what I did and you can't beat the quality.
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As long as you have an HDMI out on your camera, it should work. Heres a link to more info: http://store.sony.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921666295823#features
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I don't have that camcorder, so I don't know. My guess is that you don't need any kind of adapter or connector since they are both made by Sony.
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I don't believe this will work with that setup. This mic is designed for the wireless transmitter packs (Sony & Sennheiser) where you actually screw the end of the mic into the transmitter pack to make the proper connection.
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I don't think so. The two input tails of this splitter have female connections which, of course, require male XLR connectors. You may have to find an adapter for your wireless mic receiver to convert that line to a male connector in order to fit into one of the pig tails.
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Your Sony has XLR inputs. Just disconnect the on-camera mic and use an XLR cable to plug this in. Either mount it in place of old one, if possible, or carry separately.