Jimbo wrote:
Greetings:
Went to frys and bought a microphone however it doesn't work on a pc.
A pc mic works just fine. I guess that it wasn't designed to work on
a pc (it is a shure 8900 brand mic).
I see why it doesn't...the regular pc mic has 2 separators in the jack
and the pro mic has just one and it is spaced differently( but the
same size jack).
Can I somehow get an adapter from radio shack for example? Don't
really know if I can get around the 2 jack separator not knowing how
mics are imputted. I haven't went yet to see if this is an option; I
have to go to a party tonite.
Hate to return this nice mic. Anybody had the same experience?
One last quick thing:
I bought a new sound card for my pc thinking that the rca jack
receivers on the back of it would go directly to my stereo however I
have read that these jacks are for s/pdif in and out. Hard time
understanding what this is for when googled.
Jimbo
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Well heck...it isn't as easy as plugging a mic into a sound card even if
it nice looking.
According to what I have found online I have a low impedance mic in
which I would have to have a mic preamp to 'push' the output. Too
expensive for what I need.
The mics jack has only 1 separator in which it is mono. I was wrong
into thinking that it is the jack configuration causing no sound.
Thank you Mark Kim for the reply. Your reply make me google til my
noodle hurt.
I will go to frys tomorrow and exchange this for something that works.
Jimbo
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