What type of connector is on the instrument pack can it take an AKG headworn microphone or is it a 1/4 inch connector?
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It has a 3 pin mic insert you can buy a good mic on amazon that works fine. Here it is. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BFLNFMS/ref=oh_details_o00_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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It's a combination Speakon and 1/4 connector. It works with speaker cables terminated with Speakon or 1/4 connectors.
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A "standard" headphone jack is 1/4". This type of jack is commonly found on home audio receivers and guitar amps. For comparison, headphone jacks on computers or portable devices are 1/8". All you would need to get is a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter, then the headphones should be compatible with most equipment.Example: Planet Waves 1/8 Inch Female Stereo to 1/4 Inch Male Stereo Adapter
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I don't have this item but I do have a boom that is set up for video equipment with the standard male 1/4 inch threading. Mic stands have a 5/8 inch and in some rare cases, euro sizes at 3/8. I was able to hook up my 5/8 inch mic holder head using this adapter kit (Photogitems Adapter 1/4" Female to Standard Microphone 5/8" Male) which I bought of a vendor on Amazon. here is the link:Photogitems Adapter 1/4" 20 T Female to Standard Microphone 5/8" MaleI hope this helps!!!
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Rca inputs, Rca and 1/4in outputs, headphone output is both mini plug and standard 1/4in.
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no 1/4" on this head that i bought. Speakon Cables, one side for a MAIN/MAIN and another for MAIN/MON mix. Not sure i can speak for the other answer but I'm looking at my Peavey head as i type and they are inputs for the speakon connectors, 1/4" jacks.
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1@ 1/4 in. that is for both mikes, and 2@ XLR, that are separate for each mike. Having limited inputs on my amp, I found that using the 2 XLR outputs and a XLR "Y" cable, I got much better sound quality than using the 1/4 in connections.
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MarszDude is right. I use a 1/4" male to 3.5mm female stereo adapter on my Sony studio headset in the built in 1/4" headphone jack. There is also a pair of stereo RCA in/outs that I use to patch through my USB audio interface into my computer for recording and monitoring from the interface. There is an additional control room out patch in 1/4", too.
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This is difficult to answer because all headphone jacks are not the same diameter. It works fine with my original apple headphones. I measured the hole and it should accept anything up to 1/4 inch in diameter. Hope this helps.
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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!
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this is used to adapt an XLR mic/instrument cable for use on equipment that uses 1/4 inch jack inputs such as guitar amps.
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This is what I bought and it worked perfectly - my local music store said it didn't exist.On Stage MA100 3/8-Inch Male to 5/8-Inch Female Mic Screw Adapter On Stage MA100 3/8-Inch Male to 5/8-Inch Female Mic Screw AdapterSold by: Kellards
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The 4mm Diameter cord on the AKG K77 Headphones which I own measures 240cm. AKG used a very light weight cord, single mounted on the right side through a 1.5cm long strain relief. I have ripped the jack out of my mixer when I walked away, forgetting that I was wearing the headphones; demonstrating that the cord is well secured to both the headset and the phono jack, and that the unit as a whole is very light weight and comfortable.
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Works with either XLR or 1/4" cables. There's also a "cd/tape in" using phono plugs.
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It's a standardized plug that use to be called a 1/8". If your headphones have the small plug, then it will work. If it's the larger one, then you can get an adaptor.
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Agree with llburton817. Any 1/4" phono plug mic should work. If you have a mic with a different plug, Radio Shack would have an adapter.
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Yes. It will plug into any normal headphone jack and your 1/4" connection will plug into the adapter