Im sorry for my ignorance. I know it says Mic Cable. Can this be used as a 1/4" instrument/ Speaker cable? with the proper connections.
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I would say yes for an Instrument, but would not recommend it for a Speaker, I use a heaver cable on all of my speakers.
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no for speaker cable. instrument = I would float the shield at the source and chassis ground at the preamp. 1 conductor hot, 1 cond. signal return, shield to chassis. ...but truthfully you need to read up on balanced, single ended cables, balanced/single ended sources ("drivers"/ "receivers") , preamps and buffers..
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Yes it can but it will have "limited" power handling capabilities. The individual wires are only 21 gauge. I would not use this for long 25+ feet speaker runs with a 100+ watt amplifier. If your amplifier is in the 25 watt range, you should not have any problems. As far as instrumentation wiring, you should not have any problems (instrumentation currents are normally very low).
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It's works fine for an instrument. I just soldered the two connectors together to the tip of the quarter inch jack. For a speaker cable you should get a thicker gage.
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Sure. The connector on the mic is an XLR connector which can be adapted to a mini jack, or a 1/4 jack, or another XLR connection. Just depends what you're connecting it to.
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It depends on what side of the cable you plan to plug into the mixer. The 1/4" jack works perfectly, however, keep in mind that you can't use phantom power with a 1/4" jack. You can't really use the female microphone cable side because there isn't a male outlet on the mixer. I would definitly recommend this mixer. Not only have I used this mixer at home, but our amps died in our auditorium and we use this little mixer to provide power to all of our hanging stage mics. It works perfectly and I haven't had any issues with it.
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Yes this is used to convert a 1/4 inch Jack to a standard 3.5mm jack. Microphone jacks and instrument cables use 1/4inch jacks, so all you have to do is sick the microphone lavalier in this adapter and then the adapter to your recording device. If you do need one of these adapters I would not recommend this one because it's pretty cheap. Hope I answered your question.
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This cable works for my mountain dulcimer-- main thing is the pickup on your instrument has the same type of plug as a guitar. There are lots of decent small amps on Amazon that would work if you're an amateur like me. If you want rockstar quality sound, you're getting out of my league...
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No. While the connectors might do what you want in theory, the cable is not speaker cable. You want something specifically designed to work with amplifiers and speakers.
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You're best bet is to get an XLR mic and an XLR - 1/4" adapter. I did a short search for USB - 1/4" adapter and only found the opposite...
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Hi Pamela. I used the leads to make up a cable connecting all my drum mics directly to the mixing desk. Is that what you were asking?
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Don't know about the microphone cable - but I used this to take some high end headphones (1/4") to listen to my music from my computer. So - the 3.5 works as an input into the headphone jack - and I believe that they are the same size as the mic jack. Sorry not much more help - but that is how i used it.
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regular mic cable connection... For the money this is the best microphone.... I own a studio and have a Neuman mic.. but I still use this all the time.
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There is an 1/8 inch port on the side of the micrphone where the cable connects. You can plug the 1/8 inch on the next microphone into this port.
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Had a wrong answer here a minute ago. I own a few mics, and got the details confused. I doesn't come with a cable. You were right that the mic has a male XLR jack. You'd need to buy a female XLR cable. I use a female XLR to male 1/4" cable, and then use a female 1/4" to male XLR adapter for use with my audio interface.
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it will work but you will need 1/4" plug on amp side of Mic cable an acoustic amp works much better because most of them have balanced plug in for a Mic
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I just sent you an answer -- the cable size this amp useds is 1/4" -- I should have looked this up. Sorry. Dan T.
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yes! I bought a $20 mic with a 1/4'' connection and it sounds great on this thing! you can even add a few different levels of reverb on it. sounds great!
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Sorry I not expert in this field.Anyway l find this speaker cable much much better then my Siltech speaker cable.
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The cable needed for this mic is an XLR. Make sure you have a mixer to use it with ;-)