Is there a connector for a computer? Got them but no way will the plug fit in a laptop's mic opening. HELP!
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The connector is one that fits into the little transmitters you wear on your belt which then wirelessly transmit to a receiver. Whether you could find an adapter to change it into the 1/8 in plug for your laptop is a question I couldn't answer I'm afraid. You might look at Cables to Go for that, or contact Sure directly.
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Hi. I'm actually just now looking into this. You need a mini XLRf or TA4f (same thing) to 3.5mm adapter. I found the following item available on Amazon: Convert SHURE Mic to SENNHEISER Headset Tie-clip YPA MA407 Adapter Connector. Just in case you didn't return this mic already.Hope this helps!P.S. background in IT, DIY electronics, and church stage-support.
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You should contact Shure directly. By phone at 800-257-4873, or email at info@shure.com Hope that helps.
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I don't really know if there is an adapter to connect this Mic to a laptop's; I'm sorry for cannot helping you.
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Most laptops that have microphone and headphone sockets have them as separate connectors. This headset is made for mobile phones which uses one connector that combines headphone and microphone. I cannot find the right adapter at radio shack, but a quick search on ebay for "Smartphone Headset to PC Adapter" turned up many adapters. I cannot tell you for certain that they will work for you, but if I had to do this, that is where I would start.
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This should not be a problem! You can connect your mic to the XLR jack and use a 1/4" cable with an mini-stereo (on either end) to connect to your laptop. Levels should be adequate for most applications.
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Hey Candy, This microphone works with phantom power, so if you want connect it to your computer you are going to need a phantom to usb adapter such as Blue Icicle. Blue Icicle adapter is going to allow you to power your mic with your computer and record with any application or software of your preference after you set it up as your computer external mic. You can find this in amazing too. No cords come with the mic set, you only get the pair of microphones plus the microphone's holder for each one. MXL is a great brand and this pair will offer you an amazon sound quality, although, the problem with phantom powered microphones is that they are very sensitive to temperature. You are dealing with professional equipment, there for maintenance is important. If what you are looking for is a good quality usb microphone, i will recommend you to take a look at Blue. They build great usb powered microphones such as "the snowball. very portable, not too heavy, extremely durable and most importantly good sound quality. this lil guy comes with the stand a cord, ready to go. amazon prizes this product for $49.99 (half the prize of the MXL 550/551) If what you are looking for is good quality and portability, ready to go mic. I will recommend you to go for the Blue Snowball microphone. Great from home standard recording. Otherwise take a look at the blue icicle usb adapter to connect it to your computer. Good Luck!!!
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Is very simple: look very well at the side of the mini plug jack in your laptop, there should be a symbol like an inverted "U", that stands for "headphones". Plug it there. If you need to open the cables (separating them) to do it, just do it.
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These are designed for a PC so it would use 2 plugs. What is your use that you can't use both or want to combine them? Are you using the mic?
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I'm not sure what the person who answered yes is talking about. The pair I've received does not have a 3.5mm connector and I am unable to use it with my laptop, which is what I purchased it for. Very disappointing.
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Ms Gibson, the plug these headphones comes with fits fine in the audio jack for my laptop and suspect will on yours. However, if too large, then a stepdown type adapter connector can almost assuredly be found at your local RadioShack dealer. dctrmac
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This mic requires a power supply, in between the mic and the input for the computer. You will need a preamp or a mixer with phantom power. You can find several different types on amazon, ebay, etc. You would plug your mic into the preamp/power supply, then run a connection from the preamp to your computer. Some preamps give you the option of either running the output via a standard mini jack into the mic input on your laptop OR via a USB port, depending on the design of your preamp/mixer.
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not only is this NOT USB, but you cannot use an adapter,,, unless it is going into an audio interface that accepts USB - AND - that USB port is able to supply phantom power. You can not just plug this mic into your computer and it expect it to work.
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This has a standard male XLR mic connector on the end. You can get adapters for just about any other type of plug you want, including XLR wireless adapters that are made for hand-held mics that will work with this.
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Yes you would need a 1/4" to 1/8" plug like this one Leegoal 3.5mm M to 1/4-Inch F AdapterThe cable is long and I've only had a total of 1 to 2 hours in them but they sound great for our studio application, which are live guitars for me. It would look like overkill with the adapter plugged into your laptop but you could do it. HTH
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There is a big 1-1.5" port along the edge of compatible notebooks, which this expansion port connects to. This is a custom plug, and is fairly obvious: If you can't find it, it must not be there.(there also may be a PCI slot, but that will have a cover or insert; this one is exposed metal)
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Insert into USB port on your computer. Plug your headset into the headset jack or your mic into the mic jack. There are handy pics next to each jack so you can tell them apart. Compatible with all Plantronics and third party audio devices that use 3.5mm size connection.
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I'm not sure what the plugs are actually called, there is a plug for hearing and a plug for speaking...can use them on my pc and laptop.....hope that helps
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you can plug this into a microphone jack on a computer or laptop, but you will need an adapter that changes the end of the cord (1/4" plug) into a mini jack (like a headphone plug) to do it.
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This item only has two mic ins and two mic outs (XLR outs I believe it is called). In order to connect it to a computer, you need an I/O interface that connects with usb or something else.