I get noise while touching/moving the cable close to mic connector. How to ratify that?
1760683
It could be that where is connect to could possibly be loose. I have not had that problem. But its said to be after much movement the cable tips could go bad
583010
Mines did the samething you would have to bare it, but the mic is still good. Maybe the mic is not fully compatable with the computer.
358650
Move the microphone receiver box to another location, or move the antennas to a different position, and see if that helps. Chances are that the noise you hear is interference from some other electronic device close by.
1330571
HI,I did not do that way, I am using a mixer for Microphone.What is your concerns?Liuharry
2059188
I wish I could help you. I'm using it for voice over one end is connected to the computer, the other side is connected to my mic.
1630255
Put the mic on a stand (when possible). That will eliminate the mechanical noise completely. Otherwise, the shock mount will reduce the noise quite a bit.
2227195
That sound you are hearing is likely the in-body stabilization when you half-press the button. It is perfectly normal (if this is the use case scenario). If it just has this hum while not touching anything, sounds like you may have an issue.
1457689
not sure exactly, but have you tried using a different cable and/or mic to see if the hum goes away? perhaps one of them is faulty.
464441
I don't actually think that the screw-on mount will separate any vibration noise, but then again, this mic is not very sensitive to noise anyway, it's the opposite of a condenser! For the rest, see the other answer, good points, I use a standard stand however...
899692
Haven't had that problem with mine. Be sure your cable is securely plugged into your camera and mic is my only suggestion.
1960228
Are you using Phantom Power that supplies power from the camera to the microphone? Many people have said that using Phantom Power has caused noise.Also, check the adapter and the cable plugs, if the wire is loose or the conductors aren't seated right, this can also cause noise. I have had to replace the 1/4" to 1/8" adapter because the pin was loose and it was causing a screeching noise. I hope this helps!
1023571
You could get a SCART audio extractor that lets you input audio, or you could modify the cable to support audio. What console are you using?
1162216
There isn't anything about the cable that would prevent sound from an acoustic electric from getting through. It's most likely something with your computer setup. Make sure whatever computer you're using has its input set to the audio in port that this is plugged into rather than some other source like the built-in microphone or other audio in port if you have multiple ones. Also it might be that the software you're using has the sound muted or monitor off if you're using some kind of recording software. Last but not least look at completely obvious things such as you have the system sound muted. :-)
1153024
The previous responder gave good advice. Quality of the audio cable between the mixer and the speaker is the most likely issue, assuming the "noise" you refer to is 60 Hz hum. The best defense against that is to use a balanced output from the mixer, connected with professional grade XLR cable and connectors. Unbalanced phone plug style cables are generally worse and should be avoided if you want to eliminate hum.
410907
I don't use mine anymore due to the feedback created when I connected two microphones to it. I suggest ensuring you can return it if not satisfied.
784978
I don't have any noise. I suspect the cable that connects the right to the left is not plugged in, faulty, or the Jack is loose. They should be clean.
105908
It appears the cabling is shielded. I have used it doing sports broadcasting, along with the use of wireless mics from the company that does the video for our high school sports teams. There is no interference with the other audio equipment we are using. Very happy with this headset.