Microphone USB MIC Link Cable

Specification:

• Compatible with : Windows  98SE / 2000 / XP / VISTA / Win7,  MacOS X
• Complaint with: USB2.0 Full Speed Operation
• System Requirements : Computer with USB port
• Color: Black
• Resolution: 16bit 48/44.1 kHz
• THD+N (-3dBr): -76dB
• S/N Radio: 83dB
• Dynamic Range: 80dB
• Input impedance:1M
• Frequency Response at 48KHz: 20-19KHz
• Singal Input Range: 0-2.8Vpp
• Singal Boost Gain: +20dB
• Cable length: 3.0m/117in

Feature:

• This Microphone MIC Link supports USB 2.0/1.1
• Plug and play, no driver installation required, unit is identified automatically
• Embedded A/D convert with audio signal boost of this MIC Link
• Power supply via USB interface, with USB connection LED indicator
• High quality professional shielded MIC Link and Cannon XLR- Female plug
• 16bit 48/44.1 kHz digital quality sound input for this MIC Link
• It is very easy and convenient for you to use this Microphone MIC Link
• The only thing you need to do is just connecting this MIC Link with your computer and the microphone. Then you can record your own albums

Details:

• High quality professional shielded cable and Cannon XLR- Female plug, you can enjoy your singing just at home

• Embedded A/D convert with audio signal boost. It is very easy and convenient for you to use this Microphone MIC Link

• The USB port and the port for microphone. The only thing you need to do is just connecting this MIC Link with your computer and the microphone. Then you can record your own albums

• With small body design, this microphone cable is portable and can be easily stored in your drawer when you not use it

How to Connect a Microphone to a Computer:

Connecting a microphone to your computer is a very easy task, and useful for a lot of tasks. This deals with 1/8" TRS jacks, see the tips section for XLR and 1/4" TRS jacks.

Things You'll Need:

• A microphone to connect to your computer
• A computer with a sound card or chip
• A converter if you have an XLR or 1/4" TRS jack

Steps:

• Locate the microphone port on your computer. Usually, it will be colored pink, and have a microphone image over it
• Test your new microphone with a sound recorder of your choice. On Windows, you can use the Sound Recorder, on a Mac, GarageBand should do fine
• If your microphone appears to not be working, check your system settings, and make sure that your speakers aren't turned off

Tips:

• Be sure that you connected your mic before testing/configuring it
• If you are hearing your voice too quiet try increasing the volume of your microphone
• Sound Recorder on a Windows computer can be found by typing sndrec32 into the Run dialog box
• GarageBand on a Mac computer can be found either in the Dock, or in /Applications. If not installed, it is on your Additional Installs disc, sometimes labeled simply Disc 2
• If you have a professional microphone with a larger port, you will need a converter. These can be bought at most electronics and music stores

Warnings:

Do not connect your microphone to other ports instead of the appropriate pink-colored one. Doing so could damage the microphone or the port

Package Included:

•  1 x MIC Cable