Topic: Female 1/8 to split male XLR, left and right, does it exist?

[DCDireWolf]

I have access to a pair of mics that run out of a single stereo 1/8 inch male connector.

I want to run those mics into my XLR L and R mic  inputs on my UA-5.

What's the best way to do it, sound wise? 

I have a barrell on a y-splitter that ends in L and R female 1/8 inch, then I could buy a couple 1/8 inch male to XLR male cables and do it that way.  I'm just wondering if there's a better way?

Thanks!

[caymanreview]

i think micsupply has the female 1/8" > dual XLR

contact Ed at KindKables.com, he can help you out for sure!

[ashevillain]

I have access to a pair of mics that run out of a single stereo 1/8 inch male connector.
Thanks!

which mics??

[DCDireWolf]

Unfortunately, I don't know what kind of mics because my buddy who's loaning them doesn't even know and I haven't seen them yet.  I only know that they're cards of some sort.   

They're just for learning until I can buy my own.

[bhtoque]

If the mics are wired to an 1/8", then they won't need pantom power. You could run them right into the rca in on the back of the ua-5. Much less cable/adapter needed.

JAson

[DCDireWolf]

I've been informed that the mics in question are AT slimline cards, SP-CMC-8.

Cheapies, but they do pick up sound 

[blu666z]

Cheapies, but they do pick up sound 

That do a lot better than just 'pick up sound'.  Think you'd be surprised.

-Kevin