Does this mic work with KD730BT? Thanks
150144
As long as your deck has the separate microphone RCA on the back it will work it is not made for a aux off the front
130125
Here's an address to the data sheet on this mic: http://www.gracebeliever.com/images/AVL630_mic_data.jpg - You can check the specs and pin-out yourself. I think the biggest issue is whether or not your mic jack has the male threaded collar around the connection point, and if it's the same thread. If you do not have the collar, it's possible that the mic connection may not seat all the way down properly. If that was the case, you may want to purchase one of the other connector options listed on that data sheet, or you need to carefully cut the collar off from the new mic with a dremel type tool. Naturally, you wouldn't be able return it if you did that. Here's an address to the data sheet on this mic: http://www.gracebeliever.com/images/AVL630_mic_data.jpg - You can check the specs and pin-out yourself. I think the biggest issue is whether or not your mic jack has the male threaded collar around the connection point, and if it's the same thread. If you do not have the collar, it's possible that the mic connection may not seat all the way down properly. If that was the case, you may want to purchase one of the other connector options listed on that data sheet, or you need to carefully cut the collar off from the new mic with a dremel... » Read More Here's an address to the data sheet on this mic: http://www.gracebeliever.com/images/AVL630_mic_data.jpg - You can check the specs and pin-out yourself. I think the biggest issue is whether or not your mic jack has the male threaded collar around the connection point, and if it's the same thread. If you do not have the collar, it's possible that the mic connection may not seat all the way down properly. If that was the case, you may want to purchase one of the other connector options listed on that data sheet, or you need to carefully cut the collar off from the new mic with a dremel type tool. Naturally, you wouldn't be able return it if you did that. « Show Less
1125144
Yes, it works with mine. Although I am having some issues being able to adjust the mic sensitivity. But it does work.
101544
I'm not positive, but it is a standard microphone setup, so I'd say it will work. I'm not familiar with that mic though.Hope this helps
971684
I am sorry, there is no PRO T70 microphone. Are you referring to the PRO-70? If so, it is the AT8411 clip
961858
Yes. You will need a mic jack converter though. I found one a Radioshack for a really cheap price. You will need a 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter. Also make sure it has two rings on the tip. 3 rings wont work, and the single ring only records on the left channel.
115866
It will work perfectly with the DT770 250ohm headphones. I use it with my DT990 250ohm Beyers and can push them to uncomfortable levels of volume. You'll be fine for sure.
742507
Yes, it does. I just got the ECM-MS907 for mine and it works great. You might have to play with the mic sensitivity setting for best results.
2034458
My model wasn't listed but I purchased it anyway. From what I imagine, it will work with any 1/8th inch microphone input. Works great with mine and has better mounting hardware than the original.
2157128
Audio Technica has a variety of condenser mics. Regardless of the one you pick it will work.
1603601
I purchased the Sony condenser Mic which works as described..hope this helps
132849
I am not familiar with this machine. It would depend on the mic connection.
1531881
there is a Bluetooth option by kenwood called the kca-bt300. it comes with a microphone and all you need to connect to the kvt-516
358659
This Mic. Does not connect thru hotshoe, only via 3.5 mm stereo pin (T/R/S) like those on headphones. If your camera accepts this connection then it should work for you.
1671505
Yes it does. I bought this to use with my NTG-2 and it is one of the best purchases I made for my mic.
977397
This mic works with XLR cables, the big one with 3 pins. But i have to say the super 55 is way better than this one
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.