I have an Aiwa old model CD/Radio/Cassette unit with an input for a mini plug mic. Will this work with that type of unit?
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Item comes with the 3.5mm adapter (for large Equalizers/Band Equipment) and has standard 2.5mm (the normal regular Headphone style), I plug into my PC's 2.5mm MIC Jack and use the small style, or I plug it into my Yamaha Sound Board with the 3.5mm!! I would imagine the Aiwa has a regular 2.5mm Jack, so this should work great for you!
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I suppose it might if you have an adaptor. The native plugging arrangement is one plug for mic and one plug for headphones.
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If there is an external plug for a microphone then it'll work but this particular mic is a p.o.s. I returned mine.
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dependent upon your sound card input, this will work with a majority of lower end sound cards that have a stereo miniplug input. if possible plug into aux input but can use mic input as well
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If the microphone has a quarter inch jack it will work. There is only one input jack.
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I am not sure. If you are already have a mic, I would compare the plug on the end of it to the one in the picture.
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It depends, if the radio has only one aux. input, it will work fine. If your radio has two inputs (one for the mic one for the earpiece) this will not work.
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It works on my Recording King RPH-05, which has a smaller soundhole, if that's your issue.
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Hard to say (but) as long as the jack going in fits and the output coming out is mini - then it should work.
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Yes Mic Input Is one channel n audio input is one channel so yes it will work
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The connector won't work for that. This mic has a cone toe that fits into wireless mic belt packs for Sure brand Audio systems.
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it will work with a standard mini-jack microphone connector. most 3v powered recorders would probably have enough power for this microphone. it works very well with my Philips Voice Tracer.
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I do not know this I only used it with a radio direct connect to the mic connection.
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It has several configurations that should work. We use a cordless mic setup on the mic XLR plug and use a 1/4" stereo from our computer. There is also on the same channel a 1/4 mono plug-in for an a guitar set-up. All in all, we are very pleased with the unit. It has done a wonderful job for 50-200 seating areas. The sound quality is so superior that it actually makes us sound so much better.
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Christine...if it works with a radio...it must be specified in the instructions..(Uses a special radio frequency )I have a keyboard amplifier with a mic input In which I plug this in....good luck
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Hi Robert, this mic is mainly for use with computers and digital voice recorders with 3.5mm input. Please check the specifications of the head unit to ensure compatibility. Thanks_Mitch
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My cd player/radio/tape player has a 'mic' adapter plug and I plug it into that. It works fine.