Can I use a hand held microphone with this product? What size is the microphone input? 3.5 mm? 4.5 mm?
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It's the regular 3.5 mm headphone jack like what you would use for a smart phone. I suppose you might be able to use a handheld if you found one with a 3.5mm jack or use an adapter with it. Personally, I wouldn't waste my money on this one again. It turns your voice into Darth Vadar and comes out totally robotic. If you can, spend the money on an Aker Voicebooster. They are great quality and the one they sell for $40 would be 10X better, though the $70-80 ones are the super heavy duty ones that sound more like a bullhorn.
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cutiek028... I don't see why you couldn't use a hand held microphone as long as the input plug size is no bigger than 14 mm long by 3.4 mm wide. I would have to assume the receptacle is 3.5 mm wide. I viewed the previous answer about the quality of the unit. I, myself, was not looking for high fidelity product. Just something to amplify my voice just a little over my playing the accordion as some of the songs I do sing a little. The bottom line is you get what you pay for - you go cheap, you get cheap. Good luck with your PA application. Sven Engblom.
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Dear Eric, Thank you for your question regarding our 3.5 mm cable. As long as your cable for your Microphone uses a 3.5mm jack, this cable will work. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions. Thanks, BlueRigger LLC service@bluerigger.com
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Yes it does plug a 3.5 mm plug and you should be able to plug it into the microphone port of a laptop/phone
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Yes, it has a 3.5 mm external mic jack. You will not be happy with the sound using this mic jack unless you use a preamp such as a Beachtek or Juicedlink.
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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.
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As long as it has the 0.25 inch microphone jack it should work great. Otherwise you can get a simple adapter.
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well, besides the hand mic, you can only use one of the two lapel mics. It's either the one with a head piece or the one with a clip. I just put a battery on the black mic box and it was automatically connected to the unit. same goes for the wireless mic. I just inserted the battery, adjusted volumes and it worked perfectly fine for me..
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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.
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Yep it has a microphone input in a small compartment on the right side. I believe it's a standard 3.5 mm jack though I haven't actually tested plugging in anything yet.
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It's a 3.5mm microphone plug. Will fit in microphone spot on standard sound card. Not USB.
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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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There is a built in condenser mic as well as a 3.5mm jack for an external mic if you wish to use that instead. From the manual: "You can also use commercially available microphones. Connect the external microphone to the MIC terminal. Use commercially available condenser microphones with their own power supply. You can connect almost any stereo microphone with a 3.5mm plug but audio levels may vary."
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Your sound system needs either a 3.5mm or 6.3mm audio input jack (3.5mm-to-6.3mm adapter included). Depending on your sound system's make and model, you will need to follow its manual for instructions on selecting the audio input connecting the microphone.
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If you only have one input, you will need to use a Y connector. If you have one for speaker and one for mic you will be able to plug it in without an issue. It uses the 3.5mm ends.
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Universal mic. It'll plug into every radio I know of. And I believe it's a 3.5.
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The microphone input will also take a 1/4" plug, like the standard guitar jack. That makes two inputs for 1/4".
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It's is compatible with any camera that has a mic input. You can get an adapter to go from 1/4" to 3.5mm if you need but it will work fine.