will i be able to plug my mic into this unit and then, using a 1/4 to 1/8 cord, plug into an aux in- iPhone player-with good quality results?
1185670
No problem, I need to mention to make this work, you will need a a 1/8" 2 ring female to 1/8" 3 ring male out adapter.
1185671
I believe so. I patch into a sound card with an 1/8th inch jack the same way and I get excellent results. Have not tried it with my iPhone, but this unit is so versatile, you've actually given me an idea to use it this way, rather than my Tascam iXZ, which is good, but not as hi quality as the ART! Depends on what you are recording as well. BTW, I put a better tube in my ART, and it makes a big difference.
2068194
I have used various mics with a 1/4 inch jack. Plug it into the mic channel and make sure you activate the channel by pressing the button below the volume slider. If your mic cable has an XLR (male) plug, it will also fit in the channels input. Hope this helps.
691914
I think so. I purchased one of these several years ago because I had to make an audition tape and the signal coming from the mic was too weak. I was able to make the recording by using this device. It seems strange that your mic has a 1/4" output as most mics have an XLR output.
491994
It has several configurations that should work. We use a cordless mic setup on the mic XLR plug and use a 1/4" stereo from our computer. There is also on the same channel a 1/4 mono plug-in for an a guitar set-up. All in all, we are very pleased with the unit. It has done a wonderful job for 50-200 seating areas. The sound quality is so superior that it actually makes us sound so much better.
415387
I think you would need this adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Audio-iPhone-input-converter-regular/dp/B00545WG4O
1001812
Technically, a mic is a mic. as long as the plug matches up. In this case, if your unit has a 2.5mm jack, it should be a go.
1239519
Yes, you would plug the nano into the aux using a regular 2.5 mm (I think) cable where the headset plugs in. I do that with my ipad all the time. I never plug my iphone onto the top of the speaker, too inconvenient. I prefer to use cables to connect.
1648569
I am not sure. If you are already have a mic, I would compare the plug on the end of it to the one in the picture.
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.
756409
Hionestly I could not give a 100% "for sure" answer on this. But I would think that if you had a 1/4 inch to 1/8th inch adaptor and plugged that into the "mic/input" port fot the i-mic that you could get the "sound" into computer to make a recording . Or you could try an RCA stereo to 1/8th inch stereo adaptor that might work as well. Whish I had a more definitive answer for you.
1640039
EDIT: Agreed, it should work just fine. I tested it on my co-worker's iPhone 5, worked like a charm. Mic, volume control, play/pause. Good to go, I still recommend.
1963985
NO!!!!! It would be foolish to convert a mini headphone plug (which iphones and ipads use already) up to a FULL sized headphone plug. This only makes the small plug fit a large jack. So NO.
907620
No... not as a dock... ...but you can take your headphone output from your I-pod and plug into the mic input with an 1/8" mini stereo male to 1/8" mini stereo male cable...
1690770
You are going to need a cord with on one side a female xlr and on the other side a 1/8" jack plug. If you can only find a cord with 1/4" jack plug you can use a reducing adapter to make it 1/8".
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.
153788
Since it works off of the aux/headphone jack ONLY, yes it will. For that matter it will work with most any device with a headphone jack for audio output. This unit does not plug in to the any of the iPhone bases. I missed this point when I ordered it originally. We wanted something that would amplify the sound, AND charge the iPhone too. This is NOT the unit for that purpose. This would be a great unit for a portable, on-the-go type of setting, where you don't expect to have power, and simply what to amplify the sound. Just keep spare batteries on hand.
699283
You've got it right--there's no way other than the phones/lineout jack. I've played recordings through my sound systems' aux input fine so I haven't found it to be a problem.