My current microphone has 3 small pins inside a big hole. Its cable has 3 small holes on the surface of a big pin. The cable is male or female?
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I believe what you're describing is; Male XLR and it looks like this;Seismic Audio - NEW 3 PIN Male XLR Cable Connector - Microphone plug - Mic - Build your own cable or replace old connectors
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As you can see in the picture, it is female to male. Otherwise it wouldn't even plug into the mic.
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The one output it has is a 1/4 female port that both mics are channeled through
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Male to male? It has a male 1/4", I think (I don't use them anymore). And it comes with an adapter to 3.5 mm male. It is expecting to plug into a female. Male to male is for connecting say an MP3 to an aux input on a car or home audio receiver. So you do not want a male to male. (I like my Sennheisers much more.)
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I just inspected one end of my cable, and saw that it was a "female" connection. The pin "male connection" is on the Router connection port. So as long as one end is male, and the other is female, the connection should be fine.
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Had a wrong answer here a minute ago. I own a few mics, and got the details confused. I doesn't come with a cable. You were right that the mic has a male XLR jack. You'd need to buy a female XLR cable. I use a female XLR to male 1/4" cable, and then use a female 1/4" to male XLR adapter for use with my audio interface.
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i have loudbox artist, but I think they are the same. a regular xlr mic cable works male on one side female on the other. for them no special cable needed.
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The microphone has a detachable 12' cable with a standard 6.5mm (1/4") male jack. The opposite end bayonets into the mike. Any additional cable you would buy for it would need to have the same type of bayonet fitting. But I've found the included cable to be perfectly adequate.
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Standard microphone cable. XLR female plugs into the microphone. Usually, an XLR male connector on the other end plugs into a mixer or sound system. In some cases, a 1/4 inch plug is used e.g. To plug into a guitar combo amp.
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It /can/ but you'll need some adapters and what not. If you have a microphone cable with a 1/4" in, than it'll work just fine plug it in and go. If the mic cable has an XLR out, you'll need an adapter for XLR female to 1/4" male.
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This device uses a male DB-9 plug and the cable connected to it has a standard USB male plug at the other end. I ended up needing a female to female DB-9 gender changer in order to connect it to my device.
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the Unit has a 3 pin din male socket which is the same as the mic connector an adapter can be purchased from the unit's supplier 1/4 " XLR ect.
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You need a 3/8 to 5/8 mic stand adapter - here is one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Screw-Thread-Adapter-for-Microphone-Stand-5-8-male-to-3-8-female-/161121435615?pt=US_Stands_Mounts_Holders&hash=item258395ffdf
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Male end is 3.5. Female end is 2.5. So you can use an old male 2.5 headset with a new smartphone that has a 3.5 female socket.
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Look online for an SMA male to SMA female cable, sometimes referred to as a pigtail. I found some on Amazon.
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The DB25 25-pin end of the cable is a FEMALE. You can use a gender changer with DB25 Male to DB25 male connectors or a cable with same male to male configuration if you need to change the gender to attach another cable to a printer or a printer switch.
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I don't know what to tell you. My antenna cable is male at one end female at the other just as the one in the picture is.