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Raj Patel
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October 31, 2006
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I believe you might have an error. You say that it is an “XLR connector” above but actually it is a “Tip shield 1/4″ phone plug” if I’m not mistaken.
Thanks.
Seems they have two similar products – the one you’re talking about with an XLR connector, and the one you’ve pictured, with a quarter-inch jack.
um yeah Raj. That isn’t even TRS. Just plain ole 1/4inch fone plug.
THe one he’s writing about does have an XLR tip. The one that is pictured is for guitars and instruments.
A cardoid is not a type of microphone, it’s a pick-up pattern.
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i can’t see
I cannot hear anything on logic with the cable . works fine with garage band any advice
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