Will this work on a Midland 13-888 23 channel CB using an adapter? I have the 6 pin original Midland with volume control mic that has wiring issues.
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This mic has the 4 pin plug and there is a 4 pin to 6 pin mic adapters here on amazon.
774666
With a 4 to 6 pin adapter it should work just fine, but it's hard to make a guarantee.
1576978
gary, what is your midland weather radio model name/number? i can tell you this is a generic universal antenna that fits most radios, i'm using it on my sony radio, diameter is 0.2 inches which is approximately 5 millimeters and is not threaded by rather mounted with a screw at the base, i don't know the antenna specifications of midland but it's my guess that this antenna will work on your radio
2176291
Not sure what plug in you have on the midland. You have to have a Hands free setting on radio for them to work also
1505668
This unit has two pin holes - one for the speaker and one for the mike. I am not sure about all of the Midland headsets working with this model.
2240219
I'm not sure if it will fit that model even though most microphone adapters (shoes) have a universal fit, but if you use a boom pole it doesn't matter anyway. Good microphone though.
1858549
Yes it will. As somebody said previously check your input. Mine is only hooked up to 2 speakers. I do have 1 speaker per channel also. I have 2 channels not being used at the moment. I also had a problem with 1 of the channels so I had to switch to channels 3 and 4 instead of 1 and 2 and it works perfectly.
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Yes it will work.But over the last several years Astatic has choose to use a inferior switch resulting in a loud noise upon key up. After 50 years of using these I switched to a RF limited CR-577 mic.High quality and smooth function.Clean sounding as well. Anyhow that's this old timers thoughts..73's
2003127
Not all 4 pins on every mic are the same. For example the 4 pin on a Cobra radio is not the same as a 4 pin on a Realistic radio, meaning you may have to switch the wires around within the connection to make it work. This is very easy if you know how to solder and you know which combination you need. If not take it to a CB shop or even look it up on YouTube it is very possible you may not have to do anything at all but I have never owned a radio like yours so you would have to look up the mic wiring diagram to see for sure.
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I didn't answer the whole question. If the pins match, you will need to put a 9 volt battery in the mic, then it will work.
1235096
It depends on the model you have. My guess is you have a 1/4' input jack. You will need to pick one of those up at any walmart, radio shack, best buy, etc. I would also check the specs for your model to see if it requires a powered mic like the Audio-Technica. Hope this helps!
1234123
Yes. That is exactly what I did with mine. You may need an adapter depending on the stereo input connections.
1265311
Yes it will work. If it is two quite you can wire two speakers in parallel on one channel to drop it to 8 ohms.
963169
Impedance it selected at the Amp or Receiver, I don't see why not. I have all 8 Ohm speakers, so this is not an issue for me. You can't mix/match 8/6/4 Ohm. Hope this helps!
2129098
Hi, probably yes. I have downloaded the manual of the CB88 from Samson's site and I see that the receiver has 4-pins mini XLR socket, like Pyle mic. The question is if the 4 pins are wired in the same way. I decided to buy the Pyle because I have no chance to find out the right spare part for the MI-PRO we own and Pyle seemed the right choice for the right price. Fortunately, the pins of the MI-PRO receiver are wired in the same way as Pyle mic, so it worked out. In your case, I believe that Pyle will work, but I'm pretty sure that you'll loose in audio quality (Samson's mic is better)
1388866
Yes it will work, no it will not sound correct.For the output volume to match the Ohm Rating has to match.
1388868
Yes it will work, no it will not sound correct. For the output volume to match the Ohm Rating has to match.
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No, it may be the same size jack, but the input voltage is much smaller if I recalls correctly. unless it has a form of dynamic normalizer, it would not likely work.