The Azden MX-R1 3.5mm TRS Male to 3-Pin XLR Male Adapter Cable lets you connect a microphone or wireless receiver with an unbalanced dual-mono 3.5mm TRS female output to the balanced XLR input of a camera, camcorder, or mixer. This cable is compatible with all Azden single-channel wireless receivers, including the PRO-XR, PRO-XRe, and PRO-XD, and is not designed for use with stereo devices

Adapts 3.5mm Mic/Receiver Output to XLR    Unbalanced Dual-Mono to Balanced XLR    Use with Camera, Camcorder, and Mixers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work the Synco D2 shotgun microphone (needs phantom) plugged into a passive Beachtek audio adapter?

A: No, the Deity Microphones V-Link 3.5mm TRS Male to XLR 3-Pin Male Microphone Adapter Cable will not work with the Synco Mic-D2 Hypercardioid Shotgun Microphone because it has a male XLR connector and the mic requires a female XLR connector. The V-Link Adapter Cable is intended for use with a microphone that has a 3.5mm output and requires plug-in power, but needs to connect to an XLR input. This cable does not allow phantom power to pass through to the microphone. It has a built-in phantom power converter that converts phantom power to 3 to 5V of plug-in power. The Mic-D2 needs to connect to an XLR mic input that can supply 48V of phantom power for the mic to operate.

Q: 2. Can I use this adapter paired with:(BH #MOG353515) to send audio from a Zoom F4(3.5mm/sub out) to a camera's XLR?

A: You could use the RODE VXLR 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter to connect a 3.5mm line output to a camera's XLR input, although the signal will be mono and it will come in hot due to being a line signal instead of mic level.

Q: 3. Does it work with Rode Wireless Go II?

A: The V-Link adapter should work to connect the output from the Wireless GO II receiver to an XLR mic input. This adapter does have a built-in phantom power converter which would not be of use with the transmitter, but if used as a standard 3.5mm TRS to XLR male cable, it should function properly. As another option, you could use the Cable Techniques 18" 3.5mm R/A Low-Profile XLR-3M Male for RODE Wireless Go Output to Field Mixer and Recorder (B&H # CACTGOX3M18) which does not have the phantom power converter.

Q: 4. I need to connect a Rode Newsshooter receiver to a mixer input. Is this my solution?

A: Yes, the RODE VXLR 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter would be a good solution for connecting the mono output of a wireless receiver to a mixer's XLR input.

Q: 5. Can I connect a JBL Lifestyle Can I plug in my JBL Quantum 300 Gaming headset to this adapter and plug it into an audio interface or mixer?

A: So that we may properly assist you, please contact via phone, email or live chat.

Q: 6. Can I use this to connect a Rode VideoMic Pro to a Tascam DR-40

A: Yes, you can use this to adapt the 3.5mm output from the mic to the XLR input on the Tascam.

Q: 7. Can I use this to connect the Deity HD-TX to my camera?

A: In theory, yes, the Deity Microphones V-Link 3.5mm TRS Male to XLR 3-Pin Male Microphone Adapter Cable could be used to connect an output signal from a camera's 3.5mm headphone jack to the XLR input on the Deity Microphones HD-TX Plug-On Transmitter with Built-In Recorder.

Q: 8. Does it come in black?

A: The Deity Microphones V-Link 3.5mm TRS Male to XLR 3-Pin Male Microphone Adapter Cable - 12" is not available in black, but we do have similar cables from other manufacturers in black. The Cable Techniques Rode Wireless GO to Canon C70 Coiled Low-Profile Cable - 8 to 15" (B&H # CACTGOCC708) and the Cable Techniques Rode Wireless GO to 3-Pin XLR Male Low-Profile Cable - 18" (B&H # CACTGOCCX3M8) will both work in the same way as the Deity cable.

Q: 9. Which connector carries audio to the headphones and which is the microphone? Trying to see if there would be an aviation plug

A: In the Shure 3-Pin XLR Male and 1/4" TRS Male to BCASCA Cable; The XLR end is for the microphone and the 1/4'' TRS end is for the headphones.

Q: 10. will this work for rode wireless go into zoom h6?

A: Yes it will.