Are the included cables xlr to 1/4 trs ?
1335625
No it comes with both xlr to xlr, and 1/4 to 1/4. I think eight of each. They aren't shielded cables, but do the job!
1335626
No. Included are 8- xlr M/F and 8- 1/4 male one end is straight and the other is an elbow.
1982088
Works with either XLR or 1/4" cables. There's also a "cd/tape in" using phono plugs.
840071
I'm using a nice 'Monoprice' XLR set of cables. Not cheap to me . About $45. a cable for 10' . Very flexible with top grade plug-in's . They work perfect in my book . Reason ! I have top tier HP's and i hardly ever use them cause the Stealths are so musical . Hope this helps
1095077
If you are talking about a standard xlr to 1/4 adapter, then yes. I use mine like that. I have the standard xlr cable running out of it, a converter on the other end of the cable with a guitar cable plugged into of that adapter and that guitar cable is plugged into my old peavey standard pa which does not even take xlr's. Lol. I hope this helps, I just wanted to explain that it will and it works great for me.
1988160
Yes its 1/4 to xlr at what ever the length you need. Look it up on amazon and find the one you need for your board.
1812492
That will work well. Most wireless systems offer xlr or ¼" output. The Tascam DR680 offers 4 xlr/trs combo connectors and 2 trs connectors.As long as you can work with the two ¼" inputs at the end, you'll be fine. Even if your wireless system only has XLR output, you can still go from XLR to TRS, that's no problem. You'll just want to make sure you have the right cables.
333763
Yes. Both the 1/4 plug (Hi Hz) and the XLR (Low Hz) output are in one unit that is housed with the 9 volt battery. This unit is the powwer source. It is connected to the circuit board in the pre amp via a wire. I understand that the 1/4 goes to your guitar. Or you can plug the XLR output directly into mixer board.I do not know how the signal
1767700
Yes. It, however does not come with TRS CABLES, XLR CABLES or any other input/output cable.
936447
I've used a "1/4 in TRS to 3.5mm adaptor" to plug into my laptop mic input, probably same deal as 1/4 in to 1/8 in adaptor previously noted.
1021305
Standard audio cabling. Either use one with XLR3 connectors (male on end end, female on the other) or a cable with XLR3 female and 1/4" TS (or TRS) ends. 1/4 X 1/4 will NOT work; the speakers only have an XLR3 male output.
1040207
Someone help us here, I think that on the rear panel are XLR connections and 1/4 inch jacks. Please let us know.
174159
you can try xlr - (1/4" or TRS) cable but adding phantom power i don't think will do anything to improve quality with XLR-TRS, now if you had XLR - XLR you get a cleaner sound with phantom power but if you don't care about noise your first choice may work in some cases but i've had the sound drop out all together using XLR-TRS.
1640241
Yes, there is a mixed output either by 1/4" jack or XLR connection. Takes all four mics and puts onto one output.
1809382
Nope. I own that mic and it has a USB connector, not an XLR. Only buy mics with xlr or rca connectors.
142732
When ordering these monitors, you'll have to order the cables with them. I ordered the XLR to 3.5mm cable. The 3.5mm splits to two XLR plugs, one for each speaker.
1922777
It really doesn't matter, both will work. However the other answer does make a point. Getting a 3.5mm to dual 1/4 cable is more direct (assuming that you are splitting the signal out to 2 speakers) because XLR is always balanced and 1/4 can be balanced or unbalanced, which is what happens when a stereo signal is ran on a single cable. So in short you are making an unbalanced signal doing this, which XLR does not support BUT 1/4 does (assuming that you are using a splitter cable to 2 speakers)
174234
It has balanced xlr inputs and unbalanced TS 1/4 inch inputs on each channel. No balanced TRS inputs on it.