The beige Mogan 2mm Audio-Technica Wireless Transmitter Cable Beige 6'is a 6' long analog audio cable designed to replace the broken, worn, or missing microphone cable for your Mogan mic. Its Locking 4-pin connector ensures proper connectivity between your Mogan microphone and Audio-Technica transmitter.

For Audio-Technica Transmitters    2mm Cable Diameter    6' Length

2mm cable diameter

Locking 4-pin connector for compatibility with Audio-Technica transmitters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am a pastor and am upgrading my wireless microphone system? I can not remember what frequencies I can no longer use.

A: All of the wireless equipment carried by B&H is legal for use in the United States. Any equipment in frequency bands recently restricted by the FCC has been removed from our inventory.

Q: 2. Replacement antenna

A: The replacement antenna for the Audio-Technica ATW-T3201 3000 Series Bodypack Transmitter (EE1: 530 to 590 MHz) is available directly from Audio-Technica at the following page: https://bhpho.to/46xRNtG.

Q: 3. does this have a mute switch?

A: The Audio-Technica ATW-T210bI bodypack transmitter does not have a dedicated mute button but you can use the on/off switch to mute it.

Q: 4. Will the cable works for XSW 1-908 wireless system for for brass instruments?

A: Yes, the Mogan 2mm Replacement Microphone Cable for Sennheiser Wireless Transmitters (Beige, 6') has the proper 3.5mm connection for use with the transmitter in the Sennheiser XSW 1-908-A UHF Wireless Brass Set. It will not serve as a replacement cable for the e908T Cardioid Gooseneck Microphone in this set, however.

Q: 5. How to change batteries

A: The HH52 transmitter body unscrews and is able to be removed for battery replacement . The seam is located approximately an inch below the capsule head.

Q: 6. Is there a coiled cable compatible with these headdhones?

A: Yes, you can use the Audio-Technica HP-CC Cable for ATH-M40x and ATH-M50x Headphones - Black (B&H # AUHPCC) which is a coiled cable.

Q: 7. Will this work as a replacement for the handheld mike in the ATW-T801-T2 System? Our handheld mike grew legs!

A: This microphone /transmitter is compatible only with Audio-Technica System 9 receivers on 169 to 172 MHz VHF frequency band.

Q: 8. Is this transmitter a replacement for the ATW-T310b?

A: Yes, the Audio-Technica ATW-T3201 3000 Series Bodypack Transmitter (EE1: 530 to 590 MHz) can be used to replace the Audio-Technica ATW-T310b 3000 Series Bodypack Transmitter. The ATW-T3201 is backwards compatible for use with older 3000 series receivers, as long as the transmitter and the receiver both operate within the same frequency band. The audio signal from the ATW-T3201 will transmit to the older 3000 series receiver, however, the battery strength icon and the signal strength indicator for audio will no longer appear on the receiver.

Q: 9. What does wired for low impedance mean? Are these wired out of phase? Please explain what wired for low impedance microphone means.

A: The cable in question is a standard mic cable. Low impedance alias lo-Z means it is a balanced load cable. There are 3 wires -- send, return, and ground. The connectors are the XLR type on both ends. All decent audio mics are balanced, lo-Z. Some are dynamic and some are condenser. Both use 3 wire. It is possible to get a cable that has a male TRS phono jack on the amp side, but most have a male XLR, just like the 3 prongs on the butt of your microphone. Balanced loads can travel long distances without losing signal. Unbalanced (2 wire) loads degrade after 10feet or so. Guitar cables are unbalanced in the typical case -- return wire acts as ground shield. Only the cheapest mics are unbalanced anymore. For more info, visit Wikipedia.

Q: 10. What is the operating temperature range? Is this cable good for in-wall/in-ceiling installation?

A: We use these cables for events, so mainly we run them on the ground or string them up for a few hours and then take them down. On some accessions we've ran a few in the ceiling, but the ambient temperature is no more that 100F.I have had 1 or 2 cables warp due to direct heat greater than 120F.