The Lewitt LCT 40 Tr 11-Pin XLR Cable 16.4'from Lewitt LCT 40 Tr 11-Pin XLR Cable 16.4'is a 16.4' audio cable with gold-plated 11-pin XLR connectors, designed for use with the company's LTC 840 and LTC 940 combination tube/FET condenser microphones.

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Q: 1. Where is this mic made in ?

A: China

Q: 2. Does this come with the required spacer to enable X/Y mic configuration as the product description claims? If not, can you recommend a part?

A: Yes the Lewitt LCT 40 M2 Adjustable Stereo Bar comes with adjustable fixtures for X-Y configuration.

Q: 3. Will this work for Ronin 4D?

A: The Tilta 6-Pin to 4-Pin XLR Cable is made to power the ARRI ALEXA MINI.

Q: 4. how to switch on /off switches as fingure tips can’t reach them

A: Hello, I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing issues with the switches. I suggest looking into a rubber thimble used for turning pages, as those can help increase friction and move the switches to the desired positions.

Q: 5. Is it possible to buy these as a matched pair?

A: No, unfortunately not. Lewitt does not offer any of their large diaphragm condenser microphones as a matched pair.

Q: 6. Is this mic gain hungry? Or does it have good amount of output? I am going to use Zoom H5 with this, and because it doesnt have the greatest preamps in the world, I need something with good power. (Good reference will be Nt1 or At2020, which I currentoy have. compare to them, is this mic at simiar level or noticably quieter?)

A: No. This Mic is NOT power hungry; its Sensitivity, at 14.6 mV falls in the middle category: Lewitt LCT 140 Performance Maximum SPL 135 dB SPL Peak Sensitivity 14.6 mV/Pa Dynamic Range 115 dB A-Weighted Equivalent Noise Level 20 dB A-Weighted Condenser microphones typically have a higher-than-“normal” sensitivity, at least as they compare to dynamic microphones, which usually have a much lower sensitivity. Depending on the application, For live/stage applications the sensitivity may present a problem. For Studio applications, usually less of an issue. Higher-sensitivity (condenser) microphones can be helpful in lower-SPL applications, such as recording dialogue or vocals. Most small diaphram condenser mics have medium sensitivity. If higher sensitivity (less gain hungry), you may want to consider other mics as shown in links below. Here is another Mic (albeit more expensive) to Consider, has higher gain: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1365779-REG/se_electronics_se_8_small_diaphragm_condenser_microphone.html/specs Performance Frequency Range 20 Hz to 20 kHz Maximum SPL Cardioid: 159 dB SPL Peak Impedance Cardioid: 110 Ohms Load Impedance 1 Kilohms Sensitivity Cardioid: 25 mV/Pa Signal-to-Noise Ratio Cardioid: 81 dB Equivalent Noise Level Cardioid: 13 dB A-Weighted

Q: 7. Is a 48V phantom power supply required, or can you simply use the Lewitt LCT-240 Pro mic with the RØDECaster Pro (to record a podcast)?

A: No, the Rodecaster Pro supplies Phantom Power. You just need to go to the settings of each channel and turn it on or off.

Q: 8. Will this fit a Sony ECM-680s mic ?

A: Hi Cristian, We can only recommend use of this cable with Lewitt mics. We cannot guarantee functionality with mics from any manufacturers. Best, AM&S Technical Support

Q: 9. What is the pin-out?? Which pin is +, -, and ground?

A: The manufacturer has not documented this specification. Please contact Lewitt directly: Email: support@lewitt-audio.com

Q: 10. Hello, what dead cat furry wind protector would fit on these microphones? Both with a foam windshield and without. Thank you.

A: Auray WHF-2040 Foam Windscreen For 3/4" Diameter Microphones B&H # AUWHF2040: https://bhpho.to/31OUm9s WindTech Mic-Muff Microphone Windshield Fitted Fur Windscreen Cover for 1200 Series Windscreen B&H # WIMM120: https://bhpho.to/2uyH7h9