Connect Microphone To Bluetooth Adapter

Just what I needed to connect a Bluetooth wireless microphone system into a standard large amplifier and speakers.

I got this Bluetooth adapter to expand my desktop with Bluetooth capability to connect to my Bluetooth speaker and Wacom pen tablet board. This adapter works right out of box. Just plug and play. No installation required. It does take up one USB outlet. My Windows 10 OS recognized it right away. It is also backward compatible with my older Bluetooth 3.0 devices. I have not tested it with my Bluetooth headset for Skype calls. I think it should not be any problem.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great little Bluetooth adapter to connect to my audio system. Although my receiver has built-in Bluetooth, it is very finicky to connect to. This unit solved the problem. I like that it has an optical cable connector to make the connection to my receiver.

The shock mount connect better with the Samson Microphone Boom Arm than the adapter they include with the microphone. You have to remove the inner adapter and this connects to the boom arm. Very solid, and reduces noice when you move the arm or bump the desk.

I use this adapter to help connect the Rode VideoMicro Ultracompact shotgun microphone to my iPhone 12. Works great.

This adapter cable allow me to connect my Rode Wireless microphone to mi iPhone and be able to do some blogging and have a nice great audio, so Happy

I used this adapter to connect a Polsen SCL-1075 Camera Mount Condenser Shotgun Microphone to a Samsung Galaxy S5, and it works fine. I really like the 90-degree plug, and the quality seems great. Only wish is that I had found an adapter with an additional female output for headphones to be used simultaneously with a mic.

The headphone jack on the Mac Pro 2019 is actually a combo jack. This adapter lets you connect both a microphone and headphones into that one jack. Works great.

I needed a way to connect my Rode SmartLav+ microphone, which is designed for smart phones, to my Canon DSLR. The SC3 adapter worked perfectly. It's simple to use. Just plug the adapter into the camera microphone jack and the microphone into the adapter. The audio recorded was loud and clear and better than the shotgun mic that I was using. If I have any concerns it's that the cable seems very thin. It shouldn't be a problem since there's little stress while using the cable and it seems well reinforced at the connectors.

I could connect this device to my television via bluetooth and the reciever can now do karaoke.