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Topic: Weird microphone jack
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Geena Phillips
Expert Film Handler
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Posts: 198
From: Norcross, GA / USA
Registered: Apr 2006
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posted 09-17-2011 02:57 PM
So, for our analog sound, we've got these pretty decent USL units. Now, when our installer put the wireless mic system in, he went from the 1/4" mic-level output on the mic receiver to a line-level input on the processor (this is generally a bad idea, as mic-level signals are MUCH lower than line-level, and the volume has to be JACKED way up for the mic to be audible). After looking closer at the USL unit, I now understand why he did it this way: The dedicated Mic input on the USL is this 9-pin connector that looks like an old computer serial jack. Now, I've done a lot of sound stuff in my life, but I have NEVER seen a microphone jack that looked like this.
Does anyone here have any experience with this kind of jack, and would you know where to find cables for it? I have been completely unsuccessful in this regard thus far.
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