Do you wish your favorite wired mic was wireless? Well now it can be! The XLR-BP is an adapter cable that allows you to connect your wired mic to a UHF-BP1 for use with popular UHF line. Expand your wireless microphone line-up with the XLR-BP.

• Compatible with UHF-BP1 and VHF-BP wireless bodypack
• XLR plug allows wired mics to go wireless by plugging in to a UHF bodypack

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how much does this weigh?

A: 40.00 lb (18.14 kg)

Q: 2. Can this mic connect directly to an iPhone? I need a bluetooth mic for interview video's I want to do on my iPhone.

A: This mic is not advertised as working with iOS devices, but if you get an Apple Lightning to USB Camera Adapter, B&H # APMLUCADP, you can connect the USB receiver to an iPhone. This is A UHF system, Bluetooth is generally not used for wireless mics's of this type, so you do have to plug a receiver into your iPhone.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with the Sony PXW-Z90?

A: The DJI Mic 2 MI Shoe Camera Adapter is compatible with the MI shoe on the Sony PXW-Z90, so you would need to remove the XLR handle on the camera to be able to use it.

Q: 4. Can this be used to talk into during videocalls? Basically, can I use it instead of my webcam microphone to talk to people over videochat more clearly.. Will it send the audio through the computer directly?

A: Yes, this can be used with video calls on a computer. For this to work, you would need either a dedicated 1/8'' mic input on your computer, or a combined mic/headphone headset port. If you have a headset port on the computer, then you would need this adapter to allow for an audio connection from the receiver BH #STMUYHSMFF. If your computer does not have a mic in or headset port, then you would need an adapter such as this BH #AUATR2XUSB.

Q: 5. Can this mic be conected to a JBL xtreme 2 speaker?

A: The Xtreme 2 does not have an input for a microphone and was not designed to be used with a mic. The USB port is for charging only and the wired 1/8" (3.5mm) aux input is not for use with a microphone. However, you could work around these limitations and connect the mic to a computer, then use the computer's Bluetooth to send the audio output from the computer to the Xtreme 2, or use the computer's headphone output to connect to the Xtreme 2's wired 1/8" (3.5mm) aux input.

Q: 6. does this look to the OS like a standard USB audio device?

A: it appears that its only takes power from usb powered ports, not drivers needed nor detected as a audio device by computers

Q: 7. If used with a Tv, does any latency occur, or all the lips and the sound in sync?

A: The VocoPro SilentSymphony-SOLO Wireless Audio Broadcast & Headphone System (BH # VOSILSYMPHS) should operate with little discernable latency.

Q: 8. What cable can I use to reproduce the sound from an iPad to the vocopro system?

A: The VocoPro HERO REC 3 features a front panel input jack labeled Laptop/Mp3 . Using the included 1/8 stereo cable you can connect an iPad or similar portable device via its headset jack for playback through the system.

Q: 9. Is it going to be compatibile with Sony FDR AX 700?

A: The DJI Mic 2 MI Shoe Camera Adapter is only compatible with the following units: Sony ZV-E1, ZV E10 Sony a1 Sony a7C, a7C II, a7CR Sony a7S III Sony a7R IV, a7R IVA, a7R V Sony a9 II, a9 III Sony a6700 Sony FX30, FX3

Q: 10. Is this compatible with the MI shoe on the Sony PXW-Z90 when the camera's handle is removed?

A: The Sony PXW-Z90V 4K HDR XDCAM does not feature the Sony multi-interface shoe; therefore, it is not compatible with the DJI Mic 2 MI Shoe Camera Adapter.