Can you use the Shure SM7B with this to the PC without a separate gain boost or other equipment needed?
2015681
Yes. And its best that way. The fewer connections between your mic and PC; the cleaner the audio.
2015682
Yes, it really depends on the mic for me. For my mics requiring phantom power - no boost is required. For my dynamic mic, I feed it through my mixer first, which adds a boost.
2015683
Yes, absolutely. It has the gain for condensers already built in. Nothing else is needed, not even a driver or software.
1818353
Yes, just start audio out from your computer without boost and work up from there.
719559
Any PA system or wireless mic pack with a mono input will work. This is not frequency specific.
2135933
What software you're running shouldn't matter. If your PC has a 3.5mm speaker output jack you can hook them up.
1229629
I don't think you can connect to PC directly, unless your PC has a pre-amp analog output to control the amp volume, i.e. gain control. M1 power amp need to be driven with a pre-amp. You need a DAC if you are connecting via USB or Optical output from your sound card. Either M1 SDAC and M1 CliC, gives you the ability of DAC for computer USB or SPIF connection and Pre-Amp function to drive the M1 power amp. Hope it helps.
266317
you can hook and audio amplifier to it.it only has rca inputs for diferent sides and a gound and a small power wire.i don't think you can use it with a pc.some pcs has built in eq in their music library so you can adjust the sound quality.
752368
Yes, you do. I have a Shure M97xE on it now and I'll probably get another when the time comes.
1229627
No, it cannot be used with PC directly. You need to buy a dac. It can be best used with some decent desktop speakers.
1614496
Yes, if you get a digital out signal before your speakers. If it is headphone out, then you will actually be using the DAC on your PC in most cases, so this won't perform the function you are looking for. In essence, you need an output on your pc that allows you to bypass its internal DAC so that the conversion will occur on the FiiO.
1936988
As Kris answered, the most economical way would be to get a splitter to plug both outputs into. My concern would be that it may halve the output signal thereby needing a power booster (amp) to increase the gain. My recommendation would be to contact Logitech for advice on this matter.
2261793
You can use it wherever you want to use it; just keep in mind that the phantom power does not turn off. I can't use it with an sm58, but as long as I use a condenser mic, it's not a bad piece of gear.
906380
Yes, basically. Plugging in the USB cable will set up a new USB audio output in Windows 7/8, and you could use that device for anything really. But the output is limited to 48kzh / 16-bit if that matters to you. It is designed so that you would use the USB device as your "default communications device" and then plug in a digital or analog cable and set that device as the "default device" for other applications. You would lose partial mixer functionality using it in this way.
1592518
Absolutely. As long as this meets your power requirements you could do either small gigs without a PA, or large gigs where you just need stage volume. You may need to pair this with another cabinet for larger gigs if you do not have a PA for sound reinforcement.
1983540
Connecting this to pc is an activity. The microphone uses xlr professional connector. Using various adapters to change interface results in signal leakage and hum is picked up. Thus equipment will work with professional audio equipment and not very well with a pc. Very difficult to use because minimizing hum pick up is a major activity.
2130713
Probably not -- the PC would need a stereo mic input jack, and most PC mic inputs are mono. If it worked at all on a mono input jack, you would not be getting both of the mic's channels.
1230549
You'll also need a small amplifier to boost the signal into the computer. I ordered the same microphone for my daughter and added the Alctron PS100 power supply (about $50). It works well.
645153
I use the Tube MP by ART - it does a fine job wit the SM7B and was not expensive (single mic). Hope this helps.ART Tube MP Project Series Microphone Preamp