Is the 1/8" plug connecting the mic to the transmitter a straight plug-in or is a locking (threaded) male plug?
1944979
It's a straight plug with larger adapter for block rocker units. I use the mic and wireless transmitter for outdoor demo's that need speech.
1944980
It's a 1/8" straight plug. The PDWM96 mic transmitter has only a straight plug receptacle for the straight plug so that both the Pyle lapel mic and the omni-directional mic will work interchangeably.
1422919
It is a skinny flat divided plug. Goes in pretty tight. I don't think a concern but if you've had issues with such plugs I'd be careful.
1117244
It's 1/4 inch headphone connection. Most dj headphones come with the 1/8 inch to 1/4 inch adapter but if not they're very inexpensive.
847054
There are adaptors available for the 1/8" plug. However, you should be sure that mic is compatible with the KRK KNS8400. You can find that out through the V-Moda manufacturer.
1487283
I have no idea. I bought this adapted because I needed a normal 3 wire mike connection to an angled 1/8th connector.
1780216
Yes, IF camera will accept 1/8" stereo plug. Mic has screw-type locking ring also. Can't imagine why operator would want to do this unless he wanted to capture audio close to the camera itself.
1287754
Hello,To answer your question there two types: 1-1/4 plug (Controls both Mic outputs)2-Dedicated Xlr outputs per Mic channel)
1828897
It is 3/8 but the included plastic mic mount has a removable adapter for a 5/8 so there is no need to buy an adapter unless you want a metal one.
845575
I had someone else to ask me this I mic'ed mine and mine are 7/8th inch as I recall it was a while back even with the power coating mine was not a 1. inch both of mine are 7/8th as the tech info on the page suggested
950368
You can somehwat see it in the photo. Each mic, to the right of the cord that's sticking out there is a 3.5mm input plug for plugging in another mic.
70226
1/8" plugs, one stereo for headset L & R and one mono for the boom microphone.
1471485
I remember it is RCA plug, it would be easier if you use a female to female coupling(around $2 @ RadioShack) then you connect a longer RCA cable and see if it works. I returned my unit after one week because of loud hum when microphone is plugged in.
1426193
Its a simple plug - same one used for connecting trailer wiring. I remove it all of the time to use my hitch-mounted bike rack.
942882
The plug O.D is 1.5". It has a 7/8" square head for a wrench to tighten it and comes with a Teflon tape wrap on the threads.
1500894
On my synthesizer, the input for the vocoder is quarter inch but I use xlr cables for my mics, so this allows me to plug right in. My kaosspad is the same way
393595
The mic is monophonic, using tip and sleeve on the plug. A stereo plug has tip, ring and sleeve. So, you are effectively shorting/bridging the ring and sleeve so you only hear a signal out of one side. This mic is really designed for a camera - I use mine for audio on my Canon T3i with great results. For stereo, you will need a stereo mic with an 1/8" stereo plug - e.g. tip, ring, and sleeve.
2018558
It has a 1/8 inch male phono plug for putting in audio from a phone/iphone or pc.