Can this be used to plug in microphone with 1/4 inch plug?
284401
yes. I bought Pyle-Pro PDMIC58 Professional Moving Coil Dynamic Handheld Microphone and use "THICK SOLO" setting on the practice amp and it is loud enough for kereoke for the grand kids. This and prime music (xray Lyrics) and they are good to go. I recomend you buy the power adapter for the amp.
284402
Yes, if it is a simple monaural microphone (like a dynamic mic) that does not need a power source from the device to which it is connected. Since this little amp is intended for guitars, its jack is monaural 1/4 inch. Very inexpensive microphones will probably just have an 1/8 plug in which case you will need an adapter.
284403
No it can't,Barbara. The 1/4 input on the amp is for headphones only.Practice amps this small in general do not have the ability to receive a microphone.Performance amps do however have this capability.If however you intend to use specifically for vocals or external "micing" there is an adaptor that a 1/4 inch plug would fit into where the guitar would actually plug into.Hope I could help!!
284404
No you have to buy an amp jack that has the jack for the 1/4 inch plug.They have sone cheap ones in this website!
1411466
I will work with any 1/4 inch jack plug in. I have an alesis DM7x and it works great. I use my DW 5000 double bass pedal with it and the kick pad has plenty of room for it.
1960503
It has a "3/4 jack input, and anything that is plugged through it may be amplified. It doesn't have a spot for the standardized mic cable but they do sell cables that can hook a mic to "3/4. I'm not sure if it would sound as good since that's not the standard they use, but I'd have no way of knowing or guessing.
2214247
It depends on what side of the cable you plan to plug into the mixer. The 1/4" jack works perfectly, however, keep in mind that you can't use phantom power with a 1/4" jack. You can't really use the female microphone cable side because there isn't a male outlet on the mixer. I would definitly recommend this mixer. Not only have I used this mixer at home, but our amps died in our auditorium and we use this little mixer to provide power to all of our hanging stage mics. It works perfectly and I haven't had any issues with it.
735875
Yes. You can plug your 1/4" cord from your guitar directly into one of the 1/4" female connectors of this direct box. Then plug a regular microphone cord (3-pin XLR) into the other side of this box, then directly into a low-impedance 3-pin XLR input into your mixer. But be careful on the XLR side, because the connector is plastic and eventually works loose over time.
936447
I've used a "1/4 in TRS to 3.5mm adaptor" to plug into my laptop mic input, probably same deal as 1/4 in to 1/8 in adaptor previously noted.
1580733
It all depends on what inputs you have on the portable system. If you have a 1/4" input jack, you can use this microphone system.
1450164
Mic has 1/4" output only. You will need aa wire that's 1/4" on one side and whatever your camera takes on the other side.
1352216
Never tried it but you should be able to, most recording software will recognise the input so you shouldn't have a problem.You can plug the other end of the 1/4 into the mix port and you should be able to use both mics.
977399
This is a standard xlr connector on mic. Standard xlr cables will work. If you need a 1/4" input you can get a xlr to 1/4" adapter/transformer which will impedence match the 2 connections.
1123056
Don't see why not. If you have the adapter that reduces the 1/4" jack to a normal input jack.
1562865
Agree with llburton817. Any 1/4" phono plug mic should work. If you have a mic with a different plug, Radio Shack would have an adapter.
451368
Yes, it has a 1/4" mic out and plugs right into the camera. However, I would not recommend this system for anything other than student projects, fancy home videos, weddings, etc. as it does have a bit of hiss. You can remove most of it in post at the expense of high-ends, but that's your call. Hope that helps.
1716672
Yes. As long as your mic has a 1/4" male end. A converter from 1/8" to 1/4" should be fine as long as it is a quality connection.
1506785
This mixer has two kinds of inputs: XLR, and 1/4" auxiliary. So long as the microphone outputs one of those two types (most likely the 1/4" type), then it will work. My USB microphone outputs 1/8" auxiliary, but that can easily be modified with an adapter to make it 1/4".
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.
1425959
Yes, you have two more channels where you can plug in sources with a 1/4 inch jack. I use a 1/4 to 1/8 inch adapter to add in Skype audio through Line In 3/4.