Shure Mvx2U Xlr To Usb-C Streaming Adapter

Shure Mvx2u Xlr To Usb-c Streaming Adapter

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Why choose between analog or USB microphones when you can have both with the MVX2U MOTIV XLR to USB Streaming Adapter from Shure, a handy XLR 3-pin female to USB-C adapter plug that turns any XLR-based microphone into a USB mic. With 60 dB of gain, you can easily drive most microphones, including the Shure SM7B, making this adapter a vital tool in the arsenal of any recordist, content creator, or musician.

The adapter sports a USB-C output and a 3.5mm headphone jack for direct monitoring. LED indicators let you know the status of operation (green for On, yellow for Error, red for Mute). The MVX2U features automatic level adjustment right out of the box, so you don't have touch a thing for instant setup. And if that's not enough, you also get remote configuration over USB via the free MOTIV desktop app.

Turns Any XLR Mic into a USB Mic XLR 3-Pin Female to USB-C 60 dB of Gain Automatic Level Adjustment 3.5mm Headphone Output Phantom Power and Signal Status LEDs Configurable via Free MOTIV Desktop App

Key Specs
In-Line Accessory Type	USB Adapter
Input / Output Level	Input: Mic Level
Number of Channels	1
Inputs/Outputs	1x XLR 3-Pin Female Balanced Mic Input 1x USB-C Female Mic Output
Wireless	No
General
In-Line Accessory Type	USB Adapter
Input / Output Level	Input: Mic Level
Number of Channels	1
Gain	+60 dB
Controls	No
Indicators	1x Green/Red/Yellow Single LED (Status) 1x Single LED (Phantom Power)
Connectivity
Inputs/Outputs	1x XLR 3-Pin Female Balanced Mic Input 1x USB-C Female Mic Output
Wireless	No
Power
Operating Voltage	V ()
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.495 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.5 x 5.5 x 1.7"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, is the other end XLR female or XLR male?

A: The MICMATE PRO features a female XLR for connection to a microphone.

Q: 2. Can I use this with an Ipad Pro 11" for Zoom Classes?

A: The Shure MVX2U is designed for laptops and desktop computers. Although it may work with some tablets and iPad models, it has not been tested or designed for this use.

Q: 3. Anyone try this with an iphone/ipad with Apple Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter? Looks like, it should work but just want to make sure.

A: thank you for your question.This unit will not work with iOS devices.

Q: 4. Can this be used for inputs and outputs at the same time? Or is it just input or just output?

A: The Shure ANI22XLR Audio Network Interface provides two inputs and two outputs, which can be active at the same time.

Q: 5. Can I use the Shure MVX2U to connect a microphone like the Rode NTG5 to my desktop?

A: Yes, the Shure MVX2U MOTIV XLR to USB-C Streaming Adapter can be used to connect a microphone like the RODE NTG5 Short Shotgun Microphone to a desktop computer.

Q: 6. I use two MXL ribbon mics which DO NOT (and shouldn't) have phantom power. Is the phantom power switchable on this USB adapter??

A: There is a 48v power button on the front, so yes the phantom power is switchable

Q: 7. will this work with mkh-416 sennheiser mic?

A: Yes, the Shure MVX2U MOTIV XLR to USB-C Streaming Adapter will work with the Sennheiser MKH416 shotgun microphone.

Q: 8. does it have any noise suppression? On the unit, or in software?

A: The Shure MVX2U MOTIV XLR to USB-C Streaming Adapter (BH # SHMVX2U) will not have native hardware noise suppression or reduction. Any DSP or suppression would be applied via the MOTIV desktop app.

Q: 9. Will the MVX2U work with a USB-C to USB-A cable adapter for a laptop that only has USB A 2.0 port?

A: Yes, you can use a USB-C to USB-A cable adapter or a cable with USB-C and USB-A connectors with the Shure MVX2U MOTIV XLR to USB-C Streaming Adapter for connection to a laptop that only has a USB-A 2.0 port.

Q: 10. What's the size of usb cable that plugs into the unit it self. I need a cable to connect into a new iMac?

A: The MicMate has a USB Mini connector.

anyonymous	24/09/2024
[1] The Shure A15LA Line Adapter is a useful line-to-mic input matching device for small active audio mixers not having a balanced mic-level output. With appropriate patch cables this is a simple solution to connecting a small audio mixer to an in-house PA system for expanded inputs with local control. 5

Mike	15/09/2024
[0.495 lb] I purchased the WA451 TA3-F to XLR-M Cable by Shure, to use with a Shure FP5 battery powered receiver. With its solid connection at the XLR fitting and stress absorbing coiled cord, its perfect for quick set-up, staying out of the way and portability. On the downside; I found it a bit pricy for 1 foot of cord, but it carries every sound I make...which is the only thing of importance in my business, so I knew there would be no substitute. 5

Alton	15/09/2024
[1] It's a plug and play device we use to record in-air cockpit conversation for videos. All I know is that it works with everything from tiny voice recorders to more expensive cameras. Without it you'll get blasting, unintelligible cockpit conversations. It works. 5

Audiomanipulator	13/09/2024
[USB Adapter] I am using the A15LA-Line Adapters with a Zoom h4n. In my situation I am using strictly XLR connectors which means mic level into the Zoom (which also means distortion when not balanced properly) The A15LA-Line Adapters allow me to use XLR inputs into the Zoom with clean/no distortion from my signal input. The A15LA's fit in my field bag easily and take up very little space, look and are professional quality, and best of all get the job done right. I have NO criticism what so ever of this product. 5

Charlie	06/09/2024
[1] This device is simple and easy to use. You setup the app once, and your settings carry over to other systems (PC and macbook combo). It is well made, small, portable and darn efficient. I use it with the SM7B, a known quiet mic and it can produce noise, however, it's not loud enough for me to hear it. Audiophiles may disagree. I use the adapter full blast to power the mic and the levels come in near perfect and it's difficult to clip, love the simplicity of great audio without adjustment. If you're concerned about yelling, then you can certainly adjust to -5 and boost in post.... but great SOOC audio is great for meetings as well as interviews. 5

anyonymous	16/08/2024
[0.495 lb] I have always used Shure products simply because they are bullet proof and they always work. The A15LA is all of the above. I use it to go from a audio mixer XLR Bal line out into the XLR mic input from a Canon XL2. No buzzing, no humming, just good clear audio. 5

push	15/08/2024
[1] I use them with the Rode stereo videomic X on the Panasonic eva1. I can attach the Rode stereo videomic X on top of a cheese plate in different spots & know the cables will reach without being too long or short. 5

Jason	23/07/2024
[1] Solid construction, flexible coil, Shure greatness 5

Max	08/07/2024
[0.495 lb] Although you can't manually set the gain from the phone (AFAIK) it does work. I used it with the Shure SM11, an Electrovoice RE20 and it should work even with the SM7B, though I didn't test. The Shure software on windows has something to be desired (like it defaults to phantom power!) but is otherwise useful. 5

Matthew	21/06/2024
[+60 dB] Purchased to use with an RTA. It all fits inside of a Shure bag and it makes it quick and easy to deploy for SPL logging. 5