IM NEW TO THIS: but what is a XRL cable? Is it the wire that goes into the microphone? Whats the difference between XRL and MXL?
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XLR is a type of 3-pin connector commonly used for microphone cables and other "balanced" audio applications. MXL is a manufacturer of microphones, so it's a brand name.
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The application is TruRTA, but it takes a bit of effort to understand. The link will also have info about options for connecting the mic to a PC: an XDL-USB adapter (Amazon) or a mini mixer (Amazon).
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Good Afternoon, F. Lamaestra. I will check because the receptacles on the side of the polycom, at least on the Soundstation premier is for a mutable microphone. Plus, it appears to apply power to the microphone based on the color toggling LED on our microphones.
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We bought several of these for the express purpose of recording wiring instructions on computers.First of all, let's make sure it does what you think it does. It is a microphone that you put in your ear. It hears both sides of the conversation. That microphone needs to plug into something which records. your computer can do that with software, as long as you plug the microphone into a microphone jack on it. Windows comes with "Sound Recorder", or you can download Audacity or any of a bunch of other applications. You may need to open the microphone properties and set the volume and boost all the way up to get reasonable volume on the recording. We bought several of these for the express purpose of recording wiring instructions on computers.First of all, let's make sure it does what you think it does. It is a microphone that you put in your ear. It hears both sides of the conversation. That microphone needs to plug into something which records. your computer can do that with software, as long as you plug the microphone into a microphone jack on it. Windows comes with "Sound Recorder", or you can download Audacity or any of a bunch of other applications. You may need to open the microphone properties and set the... » Read More We bought several of these for the express purpose of recording wiring instructions on computers.First of all, let's make sure it does what you think it does. It is a microphone that you put in your ear. It hears both sides of the conversation. That microphone needs to plug into something which records. your computer can do that with software, as long as you plug the microphone into a microphone jack on it. Windows comes with "Sound Recorder", or you can download Audacity or any of a bunch of other applications. You may need to open the microphone properties and set the volume and boost all the way up to get reasonable volume on the recording. « Show Less
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Hi Fluffy, the cable is NOT a USB....it plugs into a normal MIC jack. I was a little skeptical when I bought it because it was so cheap. but it plugs in and works good and I haven't had any issues with it yet. *crosses fingers*.
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Just the 3.5mm connector, split at end (audio in/audio out) with the "extension" included. Wires are pretty thin, so be careful with them if you buy it. No idea how the mic is since it apparently doesn't work on Mac's, even though it said it works with everything in the description.
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There is an XLR version (connect to computer via audio interface), and a USB version, connect directly to the computer. Based on how you are going to use it, I highly recommend the XLR version. Pick up a Focusrite Scarlet 2i2, a good mike cable and mic stand all for around $300, (new)-- you'll be very happy with the results!
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It did not come with a cable. It uses a standard xlr microphone cable. It is not a USB Microphone - you would need a separate USB interface.
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The cable is built into the unit on one end. At the other, it splits into a standard microphone connection plug and a standard USB connection. As I mentioned in the review, I could not get the sound to work, but just plugging the USB into the computer works great for video.
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Standard xlr, mic accepts the female end like most mics. I got the GLS mic cables found on amazon. I'm very pleased with them! Good quality, great price! I got a different color for each singer in the band so I don't have to guess who's who at the mixer!
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It's the exact same mic. "LC" means "less cable". It was a package deal. There used to be an SM57-CN. That package included a cable. So, an SM57 and an SM57-LC are identical mics.
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It takes standard XLR cabling to and from the board, and to/from the mic(s). It will also accept Speakon cable ends, but I just use the XLR. If you want to daisy chain it to another and pass through this, you can only use XLR. Check out the close up pictures, you can tell from the details.
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The mic has a male XLR, so the female end of the XLR cable goes to the mic and the male end goes to the audio interface.
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It has an audio in...which I would guess it is at line input level, not intended for a microphone. That is what it seems to be to me.
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they are both mono input only units. the MA 400 mixes two mono sources (one mic level and one line level) to a stereo headphone out. the MX400 mixes 4 mono line sources to a mono line out; i do suppose you could run the left/right sides of stereo output into two separate inputs and combine to the mono output. is that what you're asking?and the ma400 boosts the signal enough to push a pair of headphones- so the purposes of the two units are very different.
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I don't know--the quality wasn't very good so I returned it. I suppose I should have written a review. I had bought three different mikes, and the one we liked the best was the MXL AC404 USB Conference Microphone. It's not being used on a PC, though--it is plugging into a Cisco desk phone.
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This is a standard xlr connector on mic. Standard xlr cables will work. If you need a 1/4" input you can get a xlr to 1/4" adapter/transformer which will impedence match the 2 connections.