What type of connector does the mic use? Can I get a cord to run from my guitar to the transmitter?
590884
Sorry but you can ont use it as a cordless transmitter for your guitar. The transmitter does not use a 1/4 inch plg for the headset mic! Sorry!
590885
No you cannot, but you can purchase a wireless transmitter for your guitar, bypassing the hassle. JOYO JW-01 Rechargeable 2.4Ghz Audio Wireless Digital Guitar Transmitter Receiver
590886
Sorry but you can ont use it as a cordless transmitter for your guitar. The transmitter does not use a 1/4 inch plg for the headset mic!Sorry!
746147
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.
1348174
You need something to plug it into. Either a pa system ,powered speaker, keyboard amp, or similar device. A guitar amp can work but will sound very poor. This is a junk wireless microphone and does not work like it should. You can not buy a usable wireless microphone for less than about $100. Return this item and get your money back or eat your losses. If you are on a tight budget get a wired microphone from Behringer and a cheap cable and you will not be unhappy.
735875
Yes. You can plug your 1/4" cord from your guitar directly into one of the 1/4" female connectors of this direct box. Then plug a regular microphone cord (3-pin XLR) into the other side of this box, then directly into a low-impedance 3-pin XLR input into your mixer. But be careful on the XLR side, because the connector is plastic and eventually works loose over time.
83157
This is a standard mic. When buying a cable , buy "xlr mic cable" they're standard unless you need 1/4 inch male to the mixer
1695372
I do not know this I only used it with a radio direct connect to the mic connection.
350606
Other cables can be used but this Mic was designed to be used with tc pedals. Optimal performance would more likely come from using their bundle products. This Mic is special for their pedals so if you don't have the pedals you may even find another Mic cheaper. I recommend this one, quality is awesome and combined with the pedals it's amazing.
1641969
You need 2 XLR ( microphone cables )microphone recommend ( shure sm58 , rode m1, or tchelicon microphone)PA system or speaker .....this is just for vocalfor guitar 2 guitars cables and amp....and a wall plug
752059
Umm.. Not quite sure what you mean. In my set up, this cord connects to my controller and headsets mic output. It's the part that allows others to hear me in chat. Everything I use is corded though. If you can transmit your voice in chat with out a cord connected to your controllers mic input, this cord isn't needed.
1497281
You will need an adapter that takes the xlr connector to USB, and also provides 48 volts. I use the Lexicon Lambda. It works well. Audio technical also makes s similar mic that is designed for USB.
1968733
The jack that's attach to the mic has a screw section to it. For the mic to work, you must plug the jack into the transmitter and screw it in. It's not a 'straight' jack. If you are able to get a splitter with a screw types jack that could work. If you don't need the mics and you are a techy, you could cut off the jacks on this system and attach to a Y 3/8 cable. Hope this helps.
1184282
The microphone has a male XLR connector. You can get an appropriate cord to connect this to a standard sound system or get a Male XLR to 1/4" Male connector for a Karaoke sound system.
527120
The mic has a standard male jack. The cable is not included.As far as going to usb...I believe you would need a converter/adapter. There are mics designed to be plugged into a usb input.
1002010
Hi,If you refer to the XLR cable connexion, it's male, any regular XLR cable will work on it, just remember that this mic needs pantom power, hope this info works for you.
255231
I got the additional transmitter (UTX-P03) that plugs into a handheld mic. It is versatile with both a line and mic input switch. I sometimes use it to plug into a sound board or use with my shotgun or interview mic.
23574
I don't believe this will work with that setup. This mic is designed for the wireless transmitter packs (Sony & Sennheiser) where you actually screw the end of the mic into the transmitter pack to make the proper connection.
1780215
This mic is not made to be plugged into a camera directly! You need the transmitter and receiver as well! I got this to replace the mic that came with my audio package!