I was thinking of using this microphone for something else. What type or size of plug in does it have?
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I am not sure. I bought these for my grandsons to use with their Wii system. I am sorry, can't answer your question.
1546975
There is an "audio in" jack on the unit but I have not used it yet. I have not seen a jack for a microphone.
1545548
Yikes no adapter with it that I saw. I hooked up a mic to it, and plugged it in....don'tsee where a battery would attach.
1501092
It is this type of microphone needs a power source 18v. Called phantom power.
2245264
Make sure it comes with right connector. (4-Pin ??) You'll need to put a battery in the microphone as well.
1899590
Hi Kirk, this microphone uses a 3 pin XLR cable for the connection. If you buy the set it will include one for you. Source- Bought the box set
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You will need an adapter that takes the xlr connector to USB, and also provides 48 volts. I use the Lexicon Lambda. It works well. Audio technical also makes s similar mic that is designed for USB.
1900960
It is a microphone with about a 3' cable and a connector on the end of the cable. If you are connecting it to a "microphone" input on something it will work. They have a range of connectors available so check you are ordering the correct one for whatever your device is. If you accidentally buy the wrong one someone with a soldering iron and the right connector can easily change it.
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says on the product title; 35mm, so it plugs into any standard microphone jack
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Your microphone uses generic phantom power. Actually phantom voltage. The current draw of the mic is nearly zero and hence very low power. I use several different Audio Technical mics with phantom power and they work fine with this usb powered M-Audio adapter. It's a nice little unit that fits well in my laptop bag.
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It's a standard 3.5mm stereo minijack, the mic end is separate. The plug has a notch that prevents the mic from swinging into your face (the minijack is round after all). Without that notch you might have the mic swinging around, but it should work just fine, as long as the plastic part doesn't get in the way, with its diameter of ~10mm.
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You can use basically any dynamic or condenser mic.I currently use a 12 volt(13.8)and it works great.The 48v is primarily for phantom operation.
244503
These are designed for a PC so it would use 2 plugs. What is your use that you can't use both or want to combine them? Are you using the mic?
56950
I have this mic and would like to try that on my laptop. since it only has one plug (not two) - where exactly should I plug it in? I don't want to wreck it...What applications do you use it for? I really would like to see if it will work with dragon naturally speaking version 11.5
1025198
You are right. Usually Amazon do not include full specs or clear explanations about what they sell. Just opinions. I have this mic, use 9 volts batteries and the mic (multidirectional good for speech in a silent place, not good in a noisy environment) it's included.
44581
It has a microphone but doesn't work very well. Don't know about other product.
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It's dual plug. USB + 3.5mm. You have to plug in the 3.5 mm for the mic to work.