Do you know if this cable will work with the shure sm58 microphone?
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Yes. But the other end won't fit into a standard xlr input. It basically turns it into kinda what you can do with a guitar cable.
2245265
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.
101541
I'm not positive, but it is a standard microphone setup, so I'd say it will work. I'm not familiar with that mic though. Hope this helps
345086
Aloha Tania, unfortunately these EON's do not have phantom power for any condenser mic's, however, use dynamic microphones like the SM58's and you will be surprised at how much gain the mic/line port has and the results of the quality of sound to boot. If you plan to use the 87's, you will have to plug in an external phantom unit or use a second mixer with phantom power. These 510 EONS will give you a quality of sound well worth the price point and years of undying performance anywhere!
1890477
Hi. I'm actually just now looking into this. You need a mini XLRf or TA4f (same thing) to 3.5mm adapter. I found the following item available on Amazon: Convert SHURE Mic to SENNHEISER Headset Tie-clip YPA MA407 Adapter Connector. Just in case you didn't return this mic already.Hope this helps!P.S. background in IT, DIY electronics, and church stage-support.
350607
It will work with a regular XLR cable. All of the sound techs I have dealt with since purchase say that in spite the TC-Helicon having built in settings for this mic, and it having the effect on/off switch on it, that they much prefer that I use a regular Shure Beta microphone.
1265560
I'm using mine on a Shure PG14 but since the units are similar, I doubt that there would be a problem. Performance is going to depend on matching your transmitter to the microphone, but if you're using a compatible Shure transmitter, you should be ok.
1549735
The cable needed for this mic is an XLR. Make sure you have a mixer to use it with ;-)
1377455
Not necessarily. Check the information on the package for compatibility. Shure is an excellent brand.
1694208
I have no idea. years ago, when I bought that mic, the jack did not seat all the way in a standard PC input headphone jack. I had to buy an adapter to get it to work. If you are referring to that input jack, I'd assume it fits Sennheiser equipment, otherwise what would it fit? But, you never know. I can't say one way or the other, all I used the mic for was my pc.
212770
Almost certainly not. Each device has a frequency it uses and they won't match up. Note the "H7" for the Shure bodyback. Not even all Shure receivers will work, it has to be an 'H7' receiver, too. You could buy whatever microphone for the bodyback you wanted, as long as it's the correct kind of connector
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Hi Laura, I am sorry but I don't remember that, I was using a Sony 58 and I have both kind of cables, but if you ask Harlan at harlan at harlanhogan dot com he will tell you. BTW, if you record voice overs please send me a demo to nnazor at gmail dot com. Thanks!
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It should, the Gotham cables are XLR, and that is the connection. I use XLR from my Shure SCM 267 mixer to this device, and it works perfectly fine.
1280236
YES 99.9% chance it will work, presuming your transmitter is mini XLR input. All Shure mini XLR wireless connectors (that I am aware of) are configured/wired the same.
1506764
No it won't, I use and Shure Beta 87 (condenser mic) in this unit and the phantom power has never been a problem.
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!
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I apologize for not answering your question properly. Yes, that cable will work for the combo headphones that have a microphone.