Two questions: 1) Can I connect this directly into an audio amplifier or is something else needed, and 2) what do I need to mount the AT2035 mic?
1641997
If the audio amplifier has an XLR mic input with phantom power, you can connect it directly. The mic comes with the shock mount, so you only need a stand.
1001690
Although it can be done, The manufacturer does not recommend connecting the mic directly. Quite frankly, it's a pretty flimsy and unsubstantial piece of gear. I've moved up to a Focusrite Scarlet. Much much better.
389481
I would buy a splitter to split the 2 channel audio from the mic. Having all three in one plug could cause issues. That is what I do to get an audio connection to my computer.
2078800
No, you shouldn't need an adapter if you're plugging it into a mic jack. But do be aware that this is a lav mic, so it's not meant to pick up sounds that are far away. The idea range is about 6" since that's how far it'd be from your mouth when clipped to your shirt.
2245264
Make sure it comes with right connector. (4-Pin ??) You'll need to put a battery in the microphone as well.
1369120
I don't think the amplifier provides phantom power, so you'll need to use a dynamic mic (or have a separate power source for a condenser mic).
1945131
You connect the microphone to an amp via a standard XLR (or mic) cable. Depending on your setup (if its different than a traditional xlr input) you can find cables that have a standard female xlr (the end you plug into the mic) and whatever you need on the male end (i.e. xlr, trs, rca, whatever) to plug into your setup.
288422
You most likely need trs cables. XLR cables are generally used for microphones.
2098516
You need a 3/8 to 5/8 mic stand adapter - here is one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Screw-Thread-Adapter-for-Microphone-Stand-5-8-male-to-3-8-female-/161121435615?pt=US_Stands_Mounts_Holders&hash;=item258395ffdf
2188675
Well it's a great mount and the 2500 is a great mic, but depending on how you want to mount it, you may need an adapter for the mounting.
1497283
you need a usb audio interface that supports xlr. you also need to get a xlr cable. id recommend buying a used at4040. it performs quite a bit better it has more presence and sounds more natural.
678428
here's something that may suit your needs: a double mic channel audio card.. Vafru USB to 3D External Sound Card Audio Adapter Virtual 7.1 Channel CH Sound Mic Speaker Double Adaprter
1176743
Page 3 in the pdf manual would be a good start - download from here -> http://www.pyleaudio.com/sku/PQA3100/19-Rack-Mount-3100-Watt-Professional-Power-Amplifier-with-SpeakON,-Speaker-Terminal-Binding-Posts,-14-Connector-Outputs-and-RCA-and-14-Connector-InputsIt has a good explanation on page 3.Microphones require a preamp or mixer in between.You need to get one of those ;-)
417512
If you don't have an aux input then you probably need an antenna adapter (they're cheap). I'd also opt for a better mic than what's included since I'm about to upgrade that.
160178
Yes, you do need some sort of device to air and amplify the sound from the microphone. Most amplifiers should be able to handle the volts coming from this microphone, however, if you have a few microphones and you link it up to one amp, it may not be sufficient.
2019197
I use a Audio-Technica AT875R Short Shotgun Microphone with XLR plug. But, you would not be limited to any particular mic. Whatever mic you get will probably come with a clamp with a 5/8" thread which screws into this boom pole. I use this rigging for sound in the field.
1879281
you need an amplifier, the base unit plugs into the amp and the mics go through the base and is amped