One method for operating your wired mic wirelessly is to use a body-pack transmitter with the appropriate adapter cable. When using a condenser microphone in conjunction with a separate switch and/or light, take into consideration the power requirements of each. If you have a dynamic microphone, the microphone itself will not require any power, but if it is used in conjunction with a switch or status indictor light, the switch and/or light will require power in order to function. If you have a condenser microphone, make certain that the transmitter provides the appropriate power for the microphone. Depending on the microphone’s form factor and any power requirements, a particular style of transmitter and possibly an adapter cable to make the appropriate connections will be needed. Transmitters are available in a few different forms, including body-pack types, those built into a desktop type of stand, and plug-on transmitters. Question : Can my wired microphone be used as a wireless mic?Īnswer : Most professional wired microphones using the industry standard 3-pin male XLR-type output connector can be made wireless by adding the appropriate wireless transmitter with corresponding wireless receiver to it. Frequency-agile True Diversity UHF Wireless Systems

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