Best Mic Adaptor for this product? I have a KODAK Z981. Thanks again!
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I'm sorry, I got it for my brother in laws camera, he videographed my wedding, it turned out awesome! So I say yes, great mic! I'm not 100% sure what type of camera it is but must be similar if mic is compatible. Sorry I couldn't help more!
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If your camera has a standard 1/8" mic input, then you don't need an adapter.
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Yes, get the Olympus stereo mic with adapter it is (SEMA - 1). This sold from Olympus.
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Okay, first thing you must and I cant stress this enough but you must know how your camera mic jack is wired. All of my cameras that I use are canon and pentax. They are all stereo mic inputs. That means it uses 3 connectors. If you dont know what I am talking about... Take a look at a plug on a pair of headphones vs the plug that is on the mic. Chances are your camera is wire like this or real similar. I do not use the cable that comes with the mic. I use one made by Hosa that has XLR on the mic end and it has a 3 connectore(stereo)plug on the camera end. The mic is not stereo, it just simply sends the same mic signal to the tip and the ring on the stereo plug. The cable in known as a dual mono cable. If you do not use this cable the adapter that you get with the mic will ground the mic line and quite possibly do what you are experiencing. I use this mic in many situations and it works great. I get great results everytime but again it is very important that you use the right connector cable.
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Oops?! Are you asking about input? Out output? Input, you have many options! 1/4", the xy built in mics, or a mixture of both. As for adapters for an xlr> 1/4" for the input, the radio shack near me has them and it works fine... For the output, there is an 1/8" (headphone) jack used for monitoring as well as an external speaker. I hope that this helps?!
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Yes. We did that a few weeks ago. You do need the 1/4" to 1/8" adapter of course. But our unit had a lot of hum/hiss in it, rendering it unusable.I'm thinking that cabled versions (shielded cables) might be an option (saw them in Russia recently, ironically).But I decided this is awkward unless you have one mike per person, so I'm looking at sensitive microphones. Some seem to be able to cover large areas. For which a USB interface seems to be suggested, not plug in. Sound cards in PCs seem to not be adequate for good results, I've read - and experienced.
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You will need a 1/4 to 1/8 adapter though. I suggest getting a self-powered mic still. this signal may be weak.
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This question is kind of vague... what is your adapter for? If it works between the phone and the recorder (in lieu of or performing as an external mic), then why wouldnt you be able to record a phone conversation with this?
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A motherboard audio does not connect to this for the MIC. You must have a different audio board or one of those cheap MIC/Headset USB connectors, then for the same price, you will not need this adapter.
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Bobby, as I understand it, some mics need more voltage to work properly than others so I hesitate to say for sure without having used it myself. I can tell you for certain it works with the Audio Technica 875r and the Audio Technica AT899 Lav (which comes with it's own phantom power adapter anyway.. ) and it does just fine. In theory it should work with any mic that requires phantom power and uses a standard 3-pin XLR plug, but I admit I have not tried it with a lot of different mics.
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It comes with an adapter that will fit any standard microphone mount. It should work fine.
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I don't now if you can get pre made adapters for it.i don't remember if it is strictly microphone type input or if it has 1/4 in inputs.. if it has 1/4 in inputs you can more than likely get adapters for it... good luck
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hey thanks for the info! as it turns out, my camera DOES have a mic input. boy do I feel stupid :) but i guess I won't need this one after all. I do think that it would work in a pinch, and thanks again for taking the time to respond-SelArom
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The KRKs have the 2.5mm socket on the head set. I would simply use a rigid 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter. They are in expensive. D&K or Monoprice make straight adapters for about $3 to $5. I would not try using a cable adapter because the mic won`t stay in place.
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I used the iPhone 1/8 inch microphone adapter - 3.5mm 4 conductor TRRS Male to 3.5mm Microphone Input Jack from kV Connection. You can find it here: http://www.kvconnection.com/product-p/km-iphone-mic.htmIt has worked great!
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I use this on my BlueYeti. That's a wired mic. All you need is a mic with the threads. Screw off the head of this, and you're gravy.
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I am not 100% sure. I purchased this adapter to be used with a microphone not a professional microphone headset. This headset looks like something I used during film school for live studio production communication. Sorry I could not be of more help.Greg
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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.