Will this create the same sound quality that plugging straight into an XLR port would have?
1972289
No. XLR produces a higher quality sound than the TRS 3.5 mm. However, I have had great quality running this cable from my shotgun mic to a Zoom H1 with no problem.
1972290
While using an XLR port is the best choice due to the size of the wire and shielding, this miniature from XLR does a great job as we used it during a 4 day convention. No complaints.
691581
Yes, you can plug directly into an XLR input. The mic requires a battery to supply it power.
1038776
Absolutely. Gives off a clean sound, no noise or hums. The cable is very flexible so it won't effect the sound quality. Both ends of the cable are the same so it wouldn't matter which end you plug your bass into, you will still receive the same sound and quality. It's a fantastic value for such a sturdy cable!
1617143
This would not be enough. If you want reasonable quality, you need an audio interface that would allow you to plug in (XLR or 1/4") and that had an onboard pre-amp. Look for Focusrite, Presonus, or M-Audio if you aren't trying to spend much money.
2250429
Only if you want the audio to have all sorts of buzz and noise on it... For the cheapest available "acceptable" quality (for casual use) interface, I would suggest the Behringer UCA202. It's not great, but at least it's relatively clean-sounding, especially compared to this.
2023378
Yes. If you use XLR you need an adaptor to ??? small, stereo (can't think of the name) kind of plug.
174159
you can try xlr - (1/4" or TRS) cable but adding phantom power i don't think will do anything to improve quality with XLR-TRS, now if you had XLR - XLR you get a cleaner sound with phantom power but if you don't care about noise your first choice may work in some cases but i've had the sound drop out all together using XLR-TRS.
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.
2098555
An XLR to USB "cable" is much more than just a cable. It has an analog-to-digital converter, and that converter needs to see the right audio level to operate correctly. If the cable you have works with a microphone, then it will work with this product; the output of the Box with a bass plugged into it will be at approximately microphone level.
2154211
If it has xlr or 1/4" outputs you're fine, otherwise just get some cheap converters to whatever you need, quite simple. And great monitors
1051037
No, it simply provides a single to a sound device you plug the receiver into via either 1/4in TSR or 3pin XLR connection. You could record from the device you plug into, depending what it is.
1956997
Nope, you need a pre' amp interface usb like from m-audio . You will get way better quality. But there are some good usb mic out there on amazon.
497779
Yes! The BlueGATE RCV from GOgroove can do it by plugging it into the 3.5mm input. Just search the name.
363218
It should be. The preamp you mention is a standard 2 channel external audio interface that can support both XLR and 1/4 inch cables. The Studio projects operates on an XLR so there shouldn't be a problem. The only thing you have to keep in mind is it does require phantom power, so make sure to trigger that function on the Interface.
1525428
It should work just fine with the XLR inputs, although it only has 1/4" and RCA out, no XLR out.
404626
with the help of a XLR to USB adapter. check for the Blue Icicle. it has a built in preamp
1809382
Nope. I own that mic and it has a USB connector, not an XLR. Only buy mics with xlr or rca connectors.