Will the input drive a microphone (stereo and/or mono) ???
926747
Sorry sir, this device has no connection to a microphone, this is a headphone amplifier, and splitter, the input is only one for a signal that comes from the headphone output from whether a mixer or a eegular amplifier, and you have the capability to conect up to 4 people/headphones with enough volume for each one. If yu connect a wired mic at the input the signal is too low that will be impossible to be amplified enough to the level to hear it, unless the signal comes from a mixer in which the mic is connected.
1586471
Yes but the first thing to understand is that the inputs are 1/4 mono phone (not phono) high impedance jacks. Most consumer and some specialized professional mics feature a 1/8" Phone plug, so you would need to obtain an adapter. A stereo one will work fine, because the center pole is simply common or not used in tis type of input. See http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-MHE310-Headphone-Adapter-10-Feet/dp/B00BGDMIOG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1396455476&sr=8-3&keywords=1%2F8%22+to+1%2F4%22+phone+plug Now, some older, semi-pro Mics by Sure, AV, etc.(and many new cheap consumer Mics for Karaoke machines, etc.), come ready to go, with a 1/4" plug or 1/8" to 1/4" adapter included. See http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-ATR-1100-Unidirectional-Instrument-Microphone/dp/B002HJ61PK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1396455714&sr=8-2&keywords=karaoke+microphone But, you can also use a professional low impedance Mic, such as a Sure SM58, which has an 3pin XLR connector, but you will need an impedance adapter. See http://www.amazon.com/CP8201-Microphone-Impedance-Matching-Transformer/dp/B0002CZYFC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396455842&sr=8-1&keywords=low+impedance+mic+adapter Finally, with an external mixer, you could use any number of mics, or outside sends and sources from keybards and guitars, to stereo systems and more, including other higher end UHF and Digital wireless systems, which is what I do! You just to match the impedance and connections.
1931874
So I just ordered this specifically for recording my songs off my computer onto cassette tapes to hand out at shows, and I am sad to report the mic input is only mono so it cannot record in stereo (even though I am connecting a stereo 1/8" audio cable that transmits stereo audio to other devices).
274934
No. You have 2 stereo plugs that fit into the computer. One is for the microphone the other is for audio.
1083741
This adapter should work since it splits the audio source into stereo. The only thing is now in audition it will only pick up either a left or right input signal (to fix just switch inputs to mono in audition) Hope this helps
1943135
Yes. The mono in are left and right channels on the stereo out. I use it to adapt a stereo microphone with Ll&R; channels to my HD Camcorder. Works great!
1222011
No. You will need a preamp for the NT1-A or really any condenser microphone.
1571310
Yes, audio input is stereo. I'm not sure what you mean by "mic interference," you might have to be more specific. Do you mean feedback? It's an external soundcard, so you can bypass the old one and use this one instead, so if it was a problem with your soundcard or input, this should fix it.
2095765
No! It is a mono microphone. Who said yes? Dont answer a question if you dont know. My god.
1265274
It will work sound wise but the mic wont unless your laptop has a jack for it
1613971
When I plugged it into my computer and used it as audio OUTPUT (From the computer, out to a stereo device), it DOES support stereo channels. I don't know if it supports stereo input (the reverse), but I don't see why it wouldn't.
1899558
Yes as it has an aux in - you'll need a microphone preamp as it does not have a mic input - hope this helps
832419
If you use a microphone similar to what you would connect to a computer sound card, then it ought to work. You may only end up with output from one speaker, but that should be the worst case scenario.
1766904
Kind of a hard question but you could find a Microphone with a 3.5 ml input and get a splitter. I think it would work
11390
Sure. Just remember that it is a battery powered mic and you'll need to use the Mic-In port on your computer audio interface or set the audio control software (if available) to treat whatever line-in you're using as a mic level input.
412160
It's just one microphone, so it's mono, but it has a stereo plug, so it puts the same audio on both channels, if you're recording stereo. If you try record to an iPhone or something similar, the microphone's 3.5mm connector will only make contact with the headphone out, so it won't work (the phone will record from its own mike). Others here are saying that a mono adapter works.
680629
The instruction book says you can use a stereo microphone so I presume the input is stereo line as well. Hope this helps. The instruction book for the DAR-101 is downloadable from Sangean USA.