The Provider Series USB Microphone Adapter Interface is a universal plug and play XLR Mic to PC adaptor for digital recording with mix audio control, 48V Phantom Power, and headphone volume control. Compatible with PC and Mac, this audio adapter takes an XLR audio input and converts it to USB. It features input gain control and output volume control. Ideal for online or virtual meetings, it is also great for recording audio. The adapter is compatible with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Skype, and other virtual meeting platforms.

Universal USB to XLR Microphone Adapter    Microphone Volume (Gain) Knob Control    Headphone Output via 3.5mm Jack    Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Skype Compatible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How close do you have to be for it to pick up the sound? I need a mic for a classroom with remote instructor.

A: The Samson G-Track Pro USB Microphone is a condenser style microphone and it should be placed approximately 6 to 12 inches from the mouth for the best audio quality. If you need a microphone to pick up sound from several feet away, you can use a boundary microphone. If you are looking for a USB microphone, you can use models such as the MXL AC-404 Portable USB Boundary Conferencing Microphone (B&H # MXAC404), the Polsen Omnidirectional USB Boundary Microphone with Mute (B&H # POUSOB33), or the CAD U7 Omnidirectional USB Boundary Microphone (B&H # CAU7).

Q: 2. What's the size of usb cable that plugs into the unit it self. I need a cable to connect into a new iMac?

A: The MicMate has a USB Mini connector.

Q: 3. Could I plug a wireless Sennheiser lavalier receiver into this for Skype?

A: The Sennheiser transmitter is battery powered and cannot use the phantom power feature. This product is not designed o be compatible with Sennheiser bodypack transmitters.

Q: 4. Does the G-Track come with recording software?

A: No, recording software is not included with the G-Track Pro.

Q: 5. I use two MXL ribbon mics which DO NOT (and shouldn't) have phantom power. Is the phantom power switchable on this USB adapter??

A: There is a 48v power button on the front, so yes the phantom power is switchable

Q: 6. Can I plug a line out or radio lav mic output into the instrument input?

A: No. The input level for instruments is different than line level.

Q: 7. Hello,I need a lightweight battery powered preamp. It will be used for nature sounds recording with a matched pair Rode NT5 and a Tascam DP008EX recorder. This preamp doesn't have XLR outs bu 1/4'', and the recorder has 2 1/4'' inputs. Is it possible to use this preamp with my recorder?Thanks!Dani

A: Hi Dani,Yes, you can use the 1/4 outputs from the preamplifier to directly drive the 1/4 inputs in your recorder. you only need to buy or build two simple cables with plugs at both ends. As far as signal voltage levels are concerned, I don't expect any problem because you can comfortably adjust the preamplifier monitor level to prevent saturation of your recorder inputs (by the way, the 1/4 outputs and the 1/8 outputs both depend on the monitor knob). As far as equalization is concerned, I don't expect a problem either, assuming the recorder inputs have a flat response - i.e. are not designed for musical instruments (if the latter applies, you might need re-equalization during recording or playback, but I'd not consider this as a drawback). Therefore, this wonderful preamplifier meets your needs. Cheers from Italy.

Q: 8. Is this mic made in China? If not, where?

A: This USB microphone is made in China.

Q: 9. Anyone try this with an iphone/ipad with Apple Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter? Looks like, it should work but just want to make sure.

A: thank you for your question.This unit will not work with iOS devices.

Q: 10. Can one use this simply as a stereo mic amplifier with a 9v battery and no USB connection?

A: The ART USB Dual Pre can operate as a standalone mic preamp using 9V battery or AC power.