Are you able to run the XLR cable through the boom pole internally?
1659024
No. It's can't fix in my Panasonic HVX 205. I was lit bit upset about this cable' connector.
1659025
The XLR cable will not run through the boom pole. You will need to secure the cable. The pole screws onto the mic clip and extends but nothing more than that.
79147
Yes, but you could also use the shickmount included with thr boom. Its a little tight fit for the mic but its ok to use.
288417
I used the 1/4" inputs instead. Although I did run the xlr's from the outs of my board for awhile.
2173966
Yes, but never put the Rode Videomic Pro on a boom pole, the sound will be absolutely atrocious. Only ever connect your Rode Videomic Pro directly to your DSLR or other camera to get decent audio. The only time you'll get good sound quality from boom pole operating is when you're using a higher quality shotgun mic like the baseline Rode NTG-2 or Sennheiser ME66 for instance. The reason for this is that these shotgun mikes take XLR connections and cables that will connect with a portable recording device or sound mixer on set, which will create professional sound quality. I can't stress enough not to use the Rode Videomic pro on a boom pole, as the analog cable connection is terrible for sound quality.
1809691
Yes. Just plug quarter to quarter or xlr into your board, adjust volume, and use away.
898084
if you have an rca to aux cable u can. otherwise it has rca and balanced xlr connections
1630494
Sorry, I'm unable to answer your question because I do not use a boom pole. (See ALE answer; ALE seems to have experience with this.)
373743
once you run it thru an amp you can...but not as a stand alone piece of equipment
1775504
I believe rode sells a boom pole for this mic. You will need an extension cable as well to plug it in.
2017915
Yes, but it requires xlr cables or1/4" connectors (adapters exist). Itwoks well. JM
2257309
no, it's wired through the frame. youd have to run a raw wire through then add an xlr...
1258285
You won't find any XLR outs on this unit...period. For powered speakers, you will be running off one of the 1/4" jacks on top of the unit anyway. You can buy adapters for that. If you bought this unit to run powered speakers, a lot of wattage is going to waste here.
1374084
No just an XLR to XLR cord. Try this Hosa XVM-115F Microphone Cable, XLR3F to Right-Angle 3.5 mm TRS - 15 ft.
1482207
if the 1/4" and xlr inputs are parallel you should be able to use the xlr in from your source and then use the 1/4" input as a thru-put. That's how it works on a similar Crown xls amp and I'd bet that this is the same. Just check the owners manual... probably available online
1809382
Nope. I own that mic and it has a USB connector, not an XLR. Only buy mics with xlr or rca connectors.
143216
Yes it can. But it is in there really tight and snug. You can wiggle it out fold the cable and pull it out with out hurting your XLR ends is what I did.
1016971
Yes, Eric. Those inputs are "combo" and can take the male ends of either a 1/4" jack or XLR cable.