Re: [Harp-L] lo-z to hi-z mic converter?

[Michael Easton <diachrome@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Gary,
it is generally perceived that if you are going from a low z to high  
z input that the low z cord has an xlr end. Most converters are  
marketed  with low z male or female xlr in and hi z 1/4 inch male or  
female outs.
If your mics aren't hard wired to the 1/4 inch cable you can buy xlr  
cables with the hi z converter built into the 1/4 inch end.  . I keep  
one in my cord case in case  I have to switch to a low z mic for use  
with my amp.

mike

On Oct 9, 2005, at 2:45 PM, Garry Hodgson wrote:

> i've got a couple of mics that are low impedance, with 1/4
> plugs.  i can't get any volume out when playin into my
> digitech, which expects a high impedance input.  can
> someone point me toward specifically what i need,
> and better still, were can find it?  i've looked online and
> a radio shack,  to no avail.  everything seems to want
> xlr on one end, and i need lo-z 1/4" to hi-z 1/4".
>
> thanks
>
>
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