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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: mnr102 on October 28, 2006, 10:34:28 PM
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I have one of the new Samson H4 handheld recorders. I'd like to get a pair of stealth stereo mics that will most likely have a 1/8" stereo connector on the end. The Samson H4 doesn't accept these as inputs. It has only balanced XLR (with phantom power, 48 & 24V), or unbalanced TRS inputs. Sound Professionals have 3 types of interfaces to get your signal into a Samson, but they're a bit expensive for what must be inside them.. (~$70). Are there other, cheaper options I should look at? I'd like to use the 24V phantom power from the H4 to supply the mics, rather than carry an additional unit.
Thanks.
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Many of the vendors who participate on this site will do custom modifications to match their mics to your application. Look in the loaner and retail forums and you'll find a few. Another option is to contact one of the tapers who build custom cables. One of them could make an adapter cable for you and there are a few of them who have posts in the yardsale right now. If you can solder, you can make a cable to convert from female 1/8" to TRS, markertek has connectors and there are a few people on here who are selling wire they have left over from projects.