will this mic work with a gla
1850493
It should. I have mine on a Cobra 25 LTD and I'm told they are wired pretty much the same.
1850494
This mike will work on 4pin radios such as cobras,uniden and galaxy. If you have a six pin radio you will have to rewire it to work. You can get the pin wiring for your radio on the net.
1850495
Perhaps if you explain what you mean by "gla" ( I assume it's not Gamma-linolenic acid) I might be able to help you.
1850496
Do you mean galaxy? Yes it will. But I wouldn't recommend it, it's poorly constructed, and the push button started to fail after only two weeks of light use. The RF limited CR 577 Power mic with the tone control sounds much better.
931845
Not sure if it will work or not what are you using the PG58 Mic or the PG4receiver?. The GTD operates in a 610-670 MHZ range so if you have the Shure M7 PG58(6-620MHZ) or K12 (620-638 MHZ) or the M15 (662-686 MHZ) series mic's it might work but make sure none of the other channels are in the range of the Shure, otherwise it may splash over to another channel as it searches for a matching frequency. You will have to manually set the frequency on the receiver to match the range of the Shure P. Not sure what you are trying to do?
201323
probably not as the audio socket is a 4 terminal unit and the mic has only three. Hope this helps.
1293218
You will need to purchase a USB adapter. Most recent Macs have a 3.5mm line level input, but the mic will not work without an amplifier or phantom power. The G430 has the adapter included. You can purchase the G430's adapter on an auction site. It will allow you to use the G230 with a USB port.
2173399
It depends on your keyboard. If it has a Mic in jack, then yes. This mic has a big plug so if your mic in is small, you need to buy the adapter.
2030222
Christine...if it works with a radio...it must be specified in the instructions..(Uses a special radio frequency )I have a keyboard amplifier with a mic input In which I plug this in....good luck
1686106
If the mic works on your phone as-is, then it should work. If it dosen't, this device won't help. This isn't a converter. It puts out the same signals on the same pins as the input device. The only purpose this adapter serves is to save space: you can plug in a straight cable into a tight space that won't allow a straight cable.
1319693
Yes, it should most definitely work with an AKG Perception 220, in may interfere with the button on the trunk of the mic, but that depends on positioning
2283551
You won't unless you have a camera or sound board to plug it with, but I'm sure it works. One of the Best Mics there is.
1420684
no it won't work with the mic but the music will i'd suggest that you order the three ring extension to make sure that the music wont be inturupted
285800
Should work with any audio source, with the proper connectors/adapters. In my experience it has enough gain to work with line levels (Hi level/Hi impedance), or mic levels (Lo level/Lo impedance). If you need more specifics please ask.
751150
Yes, it will, but you wear an omnidirecional microphone (like ECM 8000) together.It is not so easy to do. There are so many adjusts, menus and options. If you are an advanced user, it should be easier. See the user manual. Best regards!
1001812
Technically, a mic is a mic. as long as the plug matches up. In this case, if your unit has a 2.5mm jack, it should be a go.
840396
i am very sure it will work fine. i haven't tried that particular mic with the radio you have but it should work fine.
328580
Hi Nolan, this mic uses the standard 3.5 mm stereo mini plug and works on all kinds of vocals. -Ely
1230551
We had to buy an adaptor but we had an amplifier. We had someone at a local music store help us. They also told us it is a very strong microphone. More for studio use. But if you have the amp and adapter it should work.
1029041
It should. Just be sure you have a standard mic connection on your mic and a 3.5 mm input on the machine. Those sizes you'll have to confirm yourself though. You might need a regular mic cord, a mic to 1/4 inch, or something else entirely--depending on connectors.