Does it have an impedance matching transformer to convert low-impedance XLR microphones to match the high-impedance input on a smartphone?
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Nope. This is a very basic cable. From the smarphone/tablet perspective, it's a headset that you attach your own mic and headphones to. No conversion going on of any kind.
642194
not familiar with those microphones but if they're low impedance there shouldn't be a . It's a great cord soft flexible it works real well
1827309
I'm not sure about the mobile version, but I know the pro version has a single plug. It also comes with the option to split the mic and audio (separate piece)
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None, it works perfecty with it, and the mic for iPhone is also very good. I am very happy with them!!
526197
Yes, it's got a button that turns on Phantom power to all of the XLR inputs. I've used the phantom power with my MXL 910 mic, and it works well. Hope this helps.
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http://www.amazon.com/Excelvan-BM-800-Condenser-Microphone-Recording/dp/B00K72ENKE
90645
Yes, Just plug the phone jack in the laptops headphone out and the XLR end into the microphone input. But beware of these cables. I've found that they create a great deal of unwanted noise.
2017915
Yes, but it requires xlr cables or1/4" connectors (adapters exist). Itwoks well. JM
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In-Line Mic for iPhone, Blackberry and any phone with 3.5 jack and with control switch (Play/Pause/Track control)
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If you are talking about a standard xlr to 1/4 adapter, then yes. I use mine like that. I have the standard xlr cable running out of it, a converter on the other end of the cable with a guitar cable plugged into of that adapter and that guitar cable is plugged into my old peavey standard pa which does not even take xlr's. Lol. I hope this helps, I just wanted to explain that it will and it works great for me.
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The female mic connect is 3.5 mm so not sure what you mean by 'convert'. You also don't say what the 'line' is. If are referring to a 'line input' then you could do that but you surely would have to have a low level audio.
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high impedance. It uses a 3.5 unbalanced input. low impedance mics use XLR balanced inputs for connecting to devises. As far a the actual impedance number I do not remember you would need to contact the manufacture. ( but the mic would be consider a high impedance mic. )
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Yes it works, but this adapter introduces high atenuation to the signal, I suggest you to purchase this instead: Audix T-50K Inline Impedance Matching Transformer. It is more expensive, but it has much better quality.
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I don't now if you can get pre made adapters for it.i don't remember if it is strictly microphone type input or if it has 1/4 in inputs.. if it has 1/4 in inputs you can more than likely get adapters for it... good luck
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Yes, there is but be careful. If you have a Verizon phone, the adapter you see pictured will not work. Verizon's 4 conductor is proprietary, believe it or not and is slightly different than a standard one. The male 2.5mm plug has three rings but the spacing is different. So if you want to use the microphone portion of your earbuds, it won't function. I wish that I could upload a photo to illustrate this.
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The microphones transmit to a receiver which has a 1/4 inch phone socket. A chord with a 1/4 inch plug on each end will connect between this receiver to an audio amplifier. You cannot connect this receiver to a RCA type amplifier since the impedance is different, you would need a converter.
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Not this one. This is the original AT2020 that has an XLR connection. Here is the USB version: http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-AT2020USB-Cardioid-Condenser-Microphone/dp/B001AS6OYC By far the best microphone you can buy for this price range!