Can I use this preamp to record with this mic and will it be compatible? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002...
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It should be. The preamp you mention is a standard 2 channel external audio interface that can support both XLR and 1/4 inch cables. The Studio projects operates on an XLR so there shouldn't be a problem. The only thing you have to keep in mind is it does require phantom power, so make sure to trigger that function on the Interface.
1961992
No this mic isn't compatible unless you have additional hardware, like an interface that converts analog to digital. Yes you want one one with a USB connection. For use with Garage Band or similar software.
2152420
No, this is meant to be used with a Microphone as a preamp. It's not an amp for use with other audio equipment.
1300133
It should. But keep in mind, this is a discontinued product, whose drivers haven't been updated in ages. I switched to a presonus VSL22, and found its drivers work a lot better (lower latency) and the recording quality is no worse. It costs a little more, but keep in mind... unlike Amazon, a lot of music gear distributors often have sales.
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Im no expert but this does have a mic input that you can use, I use it and it worked out fine once I figured out how to connect everything...what helped me was I did a search for this model to find out the how's and what's-- it would be capable of. They also have a website which if you google the model you can find loads of info that will be helpful, thats how I did my research, good luck hope my answer helped you out
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Its probably not going to work. The audio have on the camera is stereo and this mic plus is mono. You may be able to find an adaptor at Radio Shack that would convert the plug to stereo at which point it would work.
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Yes, the Mic will work fine with that microphone. This is a great little amp for use by a solo artist, i.e, acoustic guitar/vocals for a small venue like a coffee house (like I've done). For bigger venues, you can use the loudbox as a stage monitor, then feed out the back XLR to the main sound board.
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It has 4 XLR inputs and two 1/4" TRS inputs so if your mic cables all end in xlr you will need two female xlr to male 1/4" TRS adaptors. As long as you have the proper adaptors it should work just fine. In the record settings you can set it up for individual files. The manual does a decent job of explaining inputs and set up and there are many tutorials on youtube on using this unit.
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i have mine connected to my receiver, but i don't see why it will not work with your preamp, as long that it has the required inputs.
1230551
We had to buy an adaptor but we had an amplifier. We had someone at a local music store help us. They also told us it is a very strong microphone. More for studio use. But if you have the amp and adapter it should work.
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It won't work well with any mic because the preamps are terrible. You would have to run software that denoises while you are broadcasting but even that would cause extra latency. I would recommend a different unit and Amazon has plenty to choose from at the same price level.
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I believe so, yes! It may require an adapter, but I think you should be fine to use this mic!
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This is only a mic. It plugs by USB into your computer and how you record and play back is up to the software you decide to use. If you are wanting to use it as a PA type mic, I don't think it would work frtha unless you have a speaker that has a USB plug or a interface that would support that...
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Yes, you could plug a mic into it but you'll need to make sure it has a high-impedance plug. "High Z" mics don't have the best sound around but I'll tell you that if you are looking for an amp for PA system type use, this will probably not be powerful enough. Plus... This amp's speaker has a tendency to distort at high volume levels, even on the clean setting there is some distortion (and it isn't a cool, rockin' distortion - it is an "ouch, my speaker can't handle this" sort of distortion). I do a lot of home recording and I found this amp to be of very little practical use so I returned it. Yes, you could plug a mic into it but you'll need to make sure it has a high-impedance plug. "High Z" mics don't have the best sound around but I'll tell you that if you are looking for an amp for PA system type use, this will probably not be powerful enough. Plus... This amp's speaker has a tendency to distort at high volume levels, even on the clean setting there is some distortion (and it isn't a cool, rockin' distortion - it is an "ouch, my speaker can't handle this" sort of distortion). I do a lot of home recording and I found this amp to be of very little practical... » Read More Yes, you could plug a mic into it but you'll need to make sure it has a high-impedance plug. "High Z" mics don't have the best sound around but I'll tell you that if you are looking for an amp for PA system type use, this will probably not be powerful enough. Plus... This amp's speaker has a tendency to distort at high volume levels, even on the clean setting there is some distortion (and it isn't a cool, rockin' distortion - it is an "ouch, my speaker can't handle this" sort of distortion). I do a lot of home recording and I found this amp to be of very little practical use so I returned it. « Show Less
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call Shure tech support. They are very qualified. If you have only the mic iteself, which is not the item you've asked about, I think you'll learn that the mic needs 5 VDC bias current, which the preamp provides, if you have the preamp model, which this item is. The preamp terminates in a male XLR, which itself requires phantom power. You can purchase the mic itself, without the preamp, which is designed to be used with Shure body packs. You may also find that Shure makes lav mics which work with other manufacturers, avaiable on the usual mail order supply companies, which I can't name here. You probably know which ones to which I refer.
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Yes. You will need a mic jack converter though. I found one a Radioshack for a really cheap price. You will need a 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter. Also make sure it has two rings on the tip. 3 rings wont work, and the single ring only records on the left channel.
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I would suggest that you connect this mic to any amplifier that has a mic in-put and an USB output which most units have these days. This mic does need a pre-amplifier circuit to amplify the faintest signals, and such pre-amplifier circuits are present in all amplifiers that have a mic input. This Mic also has a 'Balanced' (three-line) RCA cable connection for optimum sound-free performance such as the very annoying 'Hizz' or 'humming'.