How does the mic connect through the case as shown in the Amazon image? My case has no openings, do you have to modify the case? Thanks for the answers (Yes it needs a skeleton case, not just back, to uncover the ports)... doesn't help a Hero2 is...
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This picture is misleading. I found out through research that you have to buy the Skeleton Case (open on each side) in order to connect it to the microphone port.
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Well if you're talking about accessories to be able to record through your computer, I recommend getting an audio interface. My interface is the lexicon alpha and it is fantastic, plus, you can get it for just under $50 on Amazon. Obviously, you need to have a cable to run the mic to the interface (which comes separately). Also, if you want to connect it to a mic stand with the spider shock mount that comes with it, you have to get an adapter which is only like 3-5 dollars. This mic is great and has never let me down. Hope you enjoy it and I hoped this helped. If you have any other questions, please ask me again. Well if you're talking about accessories to be able to record through your computer, I recommend getting an audio interface. My interface is the lexicon alpha and it is fantastic, plus, you can get it for just under $50 on Amazon. Obviously, you need to have a cable to run the mic to the interface (which comes separately). Also, if you want to connect it to a mic stand with the spider shock mount that comes with it, you have to get an adapter which is only like 3-5 dollars. This mic is great and has never let me down. Hope you enjoy it and I hoped this helped. If you have any other... » Read More Well if you're talking about accessories to be able to record through your computer, I recommend getting an audio interface. My interface is the lexicon alpha and it is fantastic, plus, you can get it for just under $50 on Amazon. Obviously, you need to have a cable to run the mic to the interface (which comes separately). Also, if you want to connect it to a mic stand with the spider shock mount that comes with it, you have to get an adapter which is only like 3-5 dollars. This mic is great and has never let me down. Hope you enjoy it and I hoped this helped. If you have any other questions, please ask me again. « Show Less
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The problem is the case for the microphones is made of alum. The only thing you can do is try to get tabs as tight as you can to the solder post. That was the only way I could make mine work the only other way I can think of is buy a different type of microphone that does no require the tabs on the case to touch the post. If you can't make it work write me back and I see if I can help you more.
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Checking the mCover website seems to show that the case WILL BLOCK one of the mics. Assume it will unless the company otherwise call it out.
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Yes, it's designed to be able to use an external mic. You may have to buy a skeleton housing for it so you can plug it in to the camera and still have it in the case/enclosure... These are around $40, I think.
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It is a kit and it will need to put together and the parts soldered into place. It is pretty easy just pay attention when you put the mic's on they have to go on a certain way. There are one tab on the side of the case. I hope this will answer your question
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I sent it back because neither mic worked. I sent the replacement back, because one of the mics didn't work. I don't know what a GoPro Hero is. I did buy a AKG WMS40 Wireless Mini Single Vocal Microphone Set, Band 45a. That has worked out pretty well so far.
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You have to purchase an adapter from Go Pro to allow a 3.5 mm stereo microphone to connect via a optional adapter. The output impedance on the Tascam is 1.6 ohms and the Go Pro it's 2.0 close enough where it might work. Power on the Go Pro is 3.3v for an external mic. The Hero Black Edition has just 4 mic recommendations, but not all mic brands have been tested. With the special adapter it would be a buy and try affair. There is also a special skeleton housing needed to access the usb port outside the housing, in order to use an external mic. The 3.5 Mic Adapter costs $19.99 on the Go Pro site. The Skeleton Housing sells for $49.99. You have to purchase an adapter from Go Pro to allow a 3.5 mm stereo microphone to connect via a optional adapter. The output impedance on the Tascam is 1.6 ohms and the Go Pro it's 2.0 close enough where it might work. Power on the Go Pro is 3.3v for an external mic. The Hero Black Edition has just 4 mic recommendations, but not all mic brands have been tested. With the special adapter it would be a buy and try affair. There is also a special skeleton housing needed to access the usb port outside the housing, in order to use an external mic. The 3.5 Mic Adapter costs $19.99 on the Go Pro... » Read More You have to purchase an adapter from Go Pro to allow a 3.5 mm stereo microphone to connect via a optional adapter. The output impedance on the Tascam is 1.6 ohms and the Go Pro it's 2.0 close enough where it might work. Power on the Go Pro is 3.3v for an external mic. The Hero Black Edition has just 4 mic recommendations, but not all mic brands have been tested. With the special adapter it would be a buy and try affair. There is also a special skeleton housing needed to access the usb port outside the housing, in order to use an external mic. The 3.5 Mic Adapter costs $19.99 on the Go Pro site. The Skeleton Housing sells for $49.99. « Show Less
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pull the mouthpiece all the way out so it is more in front of your mouth. I didn't realize that it did that. The other thing it might be is the output volume on the box that connects everything. I had to change it when I got the new headset.
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I can't fit any of my headphones into the jack. The case is too thick and the headphone jack can't reach the phone inside. I can't find an auxiliary cable that fits it either. I just bought $300 Bose headphones for conference calls and they do not fit in this case. And you can't take off the case easily (which is good) but now I can't even try to use my new headphones. ANYONE FIND A CABLE THAT FITS OR AN EXTENDER?
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I say yes because of one reason. You can buy an adaptor for $6. Altho i brlieve it should fit without it but i cant be too sertain since i dont have the camera you mention. As far as the mics themselve i say they really are as good as everyone says they are. However they do feel very cheap, and i can see them breaking very easily from a simple drop. I hope this helps, good luck. Fabio
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The mic doesn't connect directly to the stand, it's the shock mount the one you use on a regular stand (the pop filter is attachable to any stand); connector: with a (female) XLR connector to the mic and the other end depends of your audio interface (may be male XLR or a phone connector type)
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Unscrew the base from the mic. There's a port on the mic to screw in the stand.
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no. the skeleton case is a molded plastic not able to adapt, and the neoprene or rubber outside would tear. i tore the rubber part on top at the mic jack input.
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John...I returned this item 10 minutes after opening it. My recollection is that port access was one reason...a covered speaker was another as I recall. This was clearly not made to work specifically with my tablet but was, rather, a 'one size fits all' solution. My advice it to find/purchase a case made specifically for the device you want to encase.
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I have this mic and would like to try that on my laptop. since it only has one plug (not two) - where exactly should I plug it in? I don't want to wreck it...What applications do you use it for? I really would like to see if it will work with dragon naturally speaking version 11.5
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It should just pull out the mic slot, you can try to youtube it. I know some of the reviewers show pulling out the mic.