With an XLR and 1/4" cable hanging off of the break out cable when the One is on a mic stand, have any one had problems with connection or cable?
1681880
I'd suggest cable management, i.e., Velcro strips to wrap around the stand and support the break out cable(s) before and after inset points. The I/O and power ports are small and delicate, and One is not designed for commercial grade use. Everytime I use it, I'm AMAZED by it awesomeness. Summary: Use TLC, and you'll be good. If you depend on it for critical work, get extra breakout and Lightning cables. Also, a USB power adapter available at Bix Power, Model CAB-Z4. About $5 on sale. Use it in your car. I use Apple's Beats Music, unparalleled quality. Guaranteed it'll sound like a 5K upgrade! :)
489136
your mic or instrument 1/4" cable goes into the pedal, and the other 1/4" cable would go out of it into a channel of the mixer.
324410
No not really, i had the same problem with this, there might be a solution somewhere, but I haven't found any. I just use an external audio recorder with Xlr inputs, I don't use these adapters anymore
1395353
Why would you bother? Impedance changes, XLR versus mini line level changes, more possibilities for bad mechanical connection. Consider borrowing a digital recorder with XLR input, if the microphone is important for the application. If this is your only available recorder (and it's a good one), then prepare to deal with noise or dropouts.
2068194
I have used various mics with a 1/4 inch jack. Plug it into the mic channel and make sure you activate the channel by pressing the button below the volume slider. If your mic cable has an XLR (male) plug, it will also fit in the channels input. Hope this helps.
1998161
Yes but i only use them for my overhead mic and my mic's are attached with XLR wires and i got no probleme for now.yes those stand mic are cheep but it serve me right for now.
181538
Mine broke off as well. The part that attaches to the camera shoe, it uses a very small screw and it came off the threads. Wonder if there's other ways to mount this mic.
1640139
Not sure, it could be what you are using for an audio source? I have been using mine for quite a while with the same tube and havent noticed any quality issues.
1807045
I have not had any issues. There is a hole in the case over the microphone.
938427
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.
790425
Absolutely, I use LXR mic. cables for a better sound instead of 1/4 pin connector cables, Mine is a powered mixer if yours ain't powered then I'm sure you know to amplify the sound from mixer...
62450
You don't have the mic plugged in on port correctly. Maybe little plastic over port or not snapped in tight enough
892762
It is fixed to the headphone. Its not the length of cable that is the problem it is the placement - no problem though if you are a leftie...I'm not I tend to use my Vox Amplug because you can use a decent set of headphones with it. Hope that helps !
1172157
I didn't find any issues with the cable. It has good flexibility and the XLR plugs seem fine for the money.
165062
The mic doesn't connect directly to the stand, it's the shock mount the one you use on a regular stand (the pop filter is attachable to any stand); connector: with a (female) XLR connector to the mic and the other end depends of your audio interface (may be male XLR or a phone connector type)
68316
I do not know exactly why but there are some ideas that you already probably thought of...: . make sure you have the local levels on the mixer turned up when using the 1/4 inch jacks . ensure the XLR and microphone actually work by trying an amplifier that accept XLR directly...if you don't have access to one, you could probably get a music store (like a guitar center) to let you test your mic out. . some 1/4 inch jacks are MONO and some STEREO. maybe try a XLR&gt;1/4 inch adapter that is the oposite of what you are trying...again a music store should be willing to let you try because you might buy! . another weird test would be to plug the XLR&gt;1/4 inch adpater into a 1/4 inch &gt; mini adapter and plug that into you computer or other device that accepts that kind of microphone jack just to see if that works...(this is a real dumb idea...but worth a fry?) other that that, you would need to write the manufacturers of the mixer and the XLR&gt;1/4 inch adapters to try to figure out what the heck is going on??? Maybe someone else will read this and come up with an answer from actual experience...good luck!
564553
We did not have good luck with our mics. We have Bell with pull down shields. The mics fell off; wouldn't stay attached. Horrible. We were riding one day and my mic was dangling in the wind. We don't use them anymore. Hope that helps.