Hi, one question. As is called the iron that puts the camera with XLR audio adapter because buy separately and not like putting the XLR to the camera
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The camera doesn't supply phantom power, so, don't buy anything XLR if you get this camera. Just get a standard audio plug-supported mic.
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that is a 1/4" connector, not xlr, it can be removed and replaced with xlr if necessary, but it's better to buy the correct cable.
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The connector doesn't fit. If you needed better audio you can use something like a Zoom H1 or some other professional recording device and slate your audio with video in post production. You can also try an adapter that fits the camera and mic. I don't know what kind of quality you will get.
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Your Sony has XLR inputs. Just disconnect the on-camera mic and use an XLR cable to plug this in. Either mount it in place of old one, if possible, or carry separately.
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You dont need the XLR adapter. You can always buy one later. I just bought one for $77.00. I advise recording your sound to a SEPARATE digital recorder, then synching it up in post later. Dont depend on the camera to record your sound. For quick interviews, use a wired lapel to camera. Shotgun on top of camera is OK for a general recording. Another option is a XLR to miniplug adapter for about $12.00, then use any decent XLR microphone. If you are doing the important documentary, I would surely record separate sound. Then synch in post Several options there for you. Good luck
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I'm not sure about a cable, but we use a Focusrite interface, and it's great, gives adjustability that you need to really dual in the signal. It comes with a USB cable for the computer, then you just hook up with a standard xlr cable.
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Yes, this adapter will convert that Rode mic to XLR. It is a very simple adapter that uses brute-force connection instead of the more elegant approach of using a transformer. However, it does work for me -- and it's cheap and lightweight.
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No. It didn't come with any XLR but justGeneric 110v power cord. It's awesome device.
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I have a big can with XLR inputs. it is easy to get an adapter for it. what kind of input socket does your cam have? if its a 1/8' or 1/4' you should not need an adapter.also make sure your battery is fresh every time you use it. it has good sound and a long cord. I find it very handy.
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While the camera does not have a standard external microphone input, it does have a micro usb multiport that could be used to record from a microphone with a micro usb connector. Adapters are available to convert the inputs from a microphone with a 1/8" or 1/4" plug connection. I am not sure about xlr configurations. Microphones with micro usb connectors are also available. You could also use a standard usb connector with a micro adaptor.
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No, it doesn't come with xlr cables. Inside the box was only the speaker, power cable and manual.
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use a Male-Jack XLR cable that goes from the Audio recorder to the camera. Just make sure your camera has the appropriate audio channels.
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Thank you for your interest. Yes this will connect to the Canon XL2 using the AV/RCA connections.
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Yes! The front cables are for XLR input. I was confused by that at first too.
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Not on my camera.... The connections were different. It worked fine with the adapter though!
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It IS a standard mic input. If the adapter that comes with it doesn't fit you can find one that will at Radio Shack. Just bring your camera in to ensure it does the first time by trying it. RS will let you do this.
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This shock mount includes an xlr cable attachment for microphones with such input. I suppose you could attach the microphone and just use the usb cord attached the microphone and computer...but why? There are studio arms without the xlr cord attached, perhaps it best you find one that doesn't because this cord does not dis-attach (if that's a word) from the studio arm. Hope this helps.