Stage Right by Monoprice On Tour Cables - XLR Female to 1/8in TRS Male Connector, 24AWG, Black, 6ft
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I have the Audio Technica atr2100 microphone. If i use this cable to attach to an old iphone with an earphone jack, will the microphone work, or do I still need a power source for the microphone?
steven k
on Oct 3, 2019
BEST ANSWER: No, this will not work. Devises are looking for a TRRS connector with the second ring as the mic in. This TRS will only come in contact with the L/R headphone out of the devise.
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- Dave L Staff on Oct 3, 2019
BEST ANSWER: No, this will not work. Devises are looking for a TRRS connector with the second ring as the mic in. This TRS will only come in contact with the L/R headphone out of the devise.
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- Dave L Staff on Oct 3, 2019
The ATR2100 is a dynamic microphone, so it doesn't need p48v "Phantom Power" but still needs a little bit of voltage which I don't think any phone will provide. Best bet is an audio mixer with XLR mic inputs.
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- Zach Love L on Sep 1, 2022
- Purchased on Sep 3, 2021
I doub your phone's preamp would be able to generate enough signal for that to work, but you can always try. I highly suggest using a mixer, even if only a 2 channel.
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- Eliot W on Oct 3, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 26, 2019
I don't think that would work because I'm assuming the i phone jack is an audio output. You would need a audio input or line in connection for the mic to work.
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- Steven Jagnarain J on Oct 8, 2019
Hello Steven, you will still need a power source to power the microphone.
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- Rakesh N on Oct 3, 2019
That mic requires 5V DC via USB. Your iphone won't provide power.
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- Adam M on Oct 3, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 26, 2019
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Will this allow connection between our church mixer board line out level and my Sony Handycam mic in jack?
A shopper
on Apr 22, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Hi, generally the line out on a mixing board is female, whether it's XLR or 1/4", so I do not believe this will work. Check your mixing board to see whether it's female (which it should be). The cable you need will probably be a male XLR (or male 1/4") on one end and probably a male 1/8" tip ring sleeve (also known as a male 3.5mm tip ring sleeve). Sometimes you see tip ring sleeve abbreviated at TRS. Tip ring sleeve just means that the one cable can be used to send a L and R signal. Notice the second band of black on the tip of the small male jack in this photo. All TRS cables have a second black band. I hope this answers your question.
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- David P on Apr 22, 2020
- Purchased on Mar 23, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Hi, generally the line out on a mixing board is female, whether it's XLR or 1/4", so I do not believe this will work. Check your mixing board to see whether it's female (which it should be). The cable you need will probably be a male XLR (or male 1/4") on one end and probably a male 1/8" tip ring sleeve (also known as a male 3.5mm tip ring sleeve). Sometimes you see tip ring sleeve abbreviated at TRS. Tip ring sleeve just means that the one cable can be used to send a L and R signal. Notice the second band of black on the tip of the small male jack in this photo. All TRS cables have a second black band. I hope this answers your question.
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- David P on Apr 22, 2020
- Purchased on Mar 23, 2020
Hello... this is my answer for your purpose.
I would keep the cable at no more than (10’)ft in length, just to be safe of picking up any RMF noise (electrical field), but in theory; any length should be fine. If you’re running a long distance, I would run a straight XLR cable to the foot of the camera, then use a short (10ft) adapter cable. Have fun and stay safe. God bless...
I would keep the cable at no more than (10’)ft in length, just to be safe of picking up any RMF noise (electrical field), but in theory; any length should be fine. If you’re running a long distance, I would run a straight XLR cable to the foot of the camera, then use a short (10ft) adapter cable. Have fun and stay safe. God bless...
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- John C R on Apr 22, 2020
- Purchased on Feb 17, 2020
I have used this both as a audio in from a portable CD player and a microphone out to a GoPro camera. I believe it would work for the Sony as well. GoPro has a weird setup so if it works through that it should work with others
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- Jim M on Apr 26, 2020
- Purchased on Mar 1, 2020
Theoretically, yes. However, make sure that you have a dedicated input on your camera. I tried plugging this into my computer from my mixer (in the aux jack) and it didn't work since my computer needs TRRS instead of TRS.
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- Mason T on Apr 22, 2020
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2020
It should I checked the mini end and it has a bit of a bezel which is good sometime the are flush at the end doesn't allow for cases and what not.
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- Shawn M on Apr 22, 2020
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Is there a version that splits stereo 3.5mm out to two XLR for left/right channel audio?
Andrew C
on Aug 7, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Mono should have it. They also have 1/8" TRS to double 1/4" TS { for left/ right }, or double RCAs
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- Peter J on Aug 7, 2022
- Purchased on Apr 9, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Mono should have it. They also have 1/8" TRS to double 1/4" TS { for left/ right }, or double RCAs
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- Peter J on Aug 7, 2022
- Purchased on Apr 9, 2022
Those cables do exist, but none of the "Stage Right" cables are able to do that.
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- Zach Love L on Sep 1, 2022
- Purchased on Sep 3, 2021
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Is this a shielded cable?
Glenn F
on Sep 4, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Yes this is shielded and works well.
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- George w on Sep 5, 2022
- Purchased on Aug 2, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Yes this is shielded and works well.
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- George w on Sep 5, 2022
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What is the mapping between pins Tip, Ring, and Shield (TPR) on the 3.5 mm plug and pins 1, 2, and 3 on the XLR?
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A shopper
on Mar 15, 2019
BEST ANSWER: XLR pin 1 shield
XLR pin 2 tip
XLR pin 3 ring
XLR pin 2 tip
XLR pin 3 ring
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- Kyle E on Dec 2, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 25, 2020
BEST ANSWER: XLR pin 1 shield
XLR pin 2 tip
XLR pin 3 ring
XLR pin 2 tip
XLR pin 3 ring
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- Kyle E on Dec 2, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 25, 2020
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I have a new S.M.S.L M500 and would like help determining how to use balanced cables to run into my Beyerdynamic Amiron Home headphones.
The balanced output on the unit is a dual left and right standard 3pin XLR and my headphones have a 3.5mm input. Beyerdynamic confirmed they can be recabled for balanced outs.
My question is do I just buy two separate female 3pin xlr to 3.5mm interconnects? Most of those options, including these, seem to be microphone cables.
What should I be looking for?
The balanced output on the unit is a dual left and right standard 3pin XLR and my headphones have a 3.5mm input. Beyerdynamic confirmed they can be recabled for balanced outs.
My question is do I just buy two separate female 3pin xlr to 3.5mm interconnects? Most of those options, including these, seem to be microphone cables.
What should I be looking for?
Matthew K
on Nov 28, 2020
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