This Wireless Adapter Cable for Audio-Technica Bodypackstakes your favorite wired dynamic handheld microphone and makes it wireless. This item will turn your mic into a wireless mic, compatible with Audio-Technica bodypacks, providing you with the freedom to roam around stage, without worrying about snagging your audio cable. No more long messy mic cables holding you back. This version is terminated with a Hirose 4-pin connector for most Audio-Technica wireless beltpacks.

3' Cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work as an input to Safari? Specifically to Streamworks?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 2. Is this a stereo or mono 3.5mm audio input?

A: It is an unbalanced mono mic input.

Q: 3. I have recently received a Audio tech AT2020 and plugged it in via USB to my windows 8 computer. I have noticed on a YouTube video it should have a light turn on. There is no light and it is not picking up any audio how ever my computer has recognized its plugged in and believes it to be both a mic and a speaker. any help please?

A: This mic does not feature a USB connection. If you are using a USB audio interface, be sure to check if it is providing phantom power to this microphone.

Q: 4. Does this come with the usb c to usb a adapter pictured?

A: Yes, there is a USB Type-C to USB Type-A adapter included.

Q: 5. Will this work on phones w/o headphone jack specifically Samsung/Android?

A: Yes, the Audio-Technica Consumer ATR2x-USB 3.5mm to USB 2.0 Type-C Audio Adapter is compatible for use with Android smartphones like those made by Samsung that have a USB-C connector.

Q: 6. Does this boost the gain on typical microphones which require re-amps? (iMic works only by boosting input to max, resulting in strong hiss.)

A: This has no gain adjustment for the microphone.

Q: 7. Can I use this system for a phone interview by running a phone line into the mixer?

A: I have not tried this yet, but I can see the potential that this can be done. It is pretty versitile

Q: 8. Does this plug right into the computer for recording?

A: The AT2020 plugs into the Q802USB via XLR cables. You can then plug the Q802USB directly into your PC via USB for recording. Just make sure your computer's input is set for the Q802USB mixer.

Q: 9. Does this microphone have latency free monitoring? can we plug right into the microphone itself and monitor sound? Thanks.

A: Currently no headphone jack is available on the AT2020USBi for monitoring.

Q: 10. can anyone tell me how to attach the pop filter to this mic stand in a way that the whole thing doesn't tip over AND the filter is in the appropriate place in front of the mic? I can't seem to figure out it. Thanks.

A: Yes, it's a bit of a struggle with lightweight boom stands. What I did was attach the pop filter to the mic stand and then shorten the boom enough to be able to place the pop filter in front (All I needed was to have the mic off the table). If that's not possible, I suggest sandbagging the mic stand so that you can safely extend the boom with the pop filter attached to it.