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Roland Digital Converter Cable XLR - USB 10 ft.
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Description
This special USB cable has an XLR plug on one end, allowing you to connect an XLR microphone directly to your computer. It works with a typical dynamic stage mic, or a condenser mic that has an onboard battery (phantom power is not supported). This cable is passive, and relies on your computer’s native USB audio support for operation.

Features
- Connectors: XLR female to USB Type-A
- Low-noise design with full dynamic reproduction
- Heavy-duty polyethylene insulation
- Lifetime guarantee
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Works a charm! Perfect for online meeting programs etc.
submitted4 years ago
byJimi Ray
fromOrlando
While designed to plug a dynamic mic straight into a computer, it also can be patched to an output of an audio console. The only thing I had to change on my laptop was the quality attribute from 'shared' to '24 bit' as under 'shared' it was distorted. A small LED indicates if you're connected. 10 foot cable is plenty of length. Sound quality is clean. Perfect for Zoom meetings and similar online meeting programs. No need to install drivers. Great adapter for the price.
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submitteda year ago
asked byGerm
fromundisclosed
Can this be used to connect an analog pre amp to a computer? If so would there be any more latency than using an interface?
1) Yes, it can. 2) There wouldn't be any more.submitted2 years ago
asked byDan'l
fromAlameda, CA
I'm trying to connect an old 5-prong analog XLR mike to my computer -- will this do the job?
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