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Whirlwind Little IMP Low-to-High Impedance Matcher
Connect low-impedance XLR microphones to your mixer's high-impedance 1/4" TS inputs to with a Whirlwind Little Imp impedance-matching transformer.
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Shure A15LA Line Adapter
Need to plug a line-level XLR signal into a microphone input? Shure's A15LA in-line attenuator is a simple solution, reducing the signal level by 50 dB.
$60.00
- No Credit Check4 payments of$15.00/mo
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Audio-Technica CP8201 Lo-Z to Hi-Z Transformer
Need to convert XLR to 1/4-inch? Reduce noise, attach a long mic cable, and maintain high-frequency response with an Audio-Technica Lo-Z to Hi-Z transformer.
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Shure A15RF RF Filter XLR In/Out
Got a long XLR cable run picking up AM radio? Solve it with Shure's in-line RF filter. The A15RF passes phantom power, so it can be used with condenser mics.
$70.00
- No Credit Check4 payments of$17.50/mo
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Shure A15AS Switchable In-Line Audio Attenuator
Prevent a high-output mic or hot line-level signal from overloading your mixer -- the Shure A15AS in-line attenuator reduces your signal by 15, 20, or 25 dB.
$65.00
- No Credit Check4 payments of$16.25/mo
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Shure A85F Transformer Low Z Female XLR to High Z
Need to plug an XLR microphone into a guitar amp input? Add this in-line transformer to convert a low-impedance XLR input to a high-impedance 1/4" TS output.
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Shure A15HP High-Pass Filter
Cut the rumble! When you don't want frequencies below 100 Hz muddying your signal, roll them off right at the source with this XLR in-line high-pass filter.
$75.00
- No Credit Check4 payments of$18.75/mo
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Shure A95U Transformer
Convert 1/4" TS to XLR with no noise or hum! Connect any high- or low-impedance mic to any high- or low-impedance input with the Shure A95U transformer.
$68.00
- No Credit Check4 payments of$17.00/mo
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Pig Hog PA-LTX14 XLR Female to 1/4" Line Transformer
Easily mix XLR and 1/4" cables with this handy line transformer. This Pig Hog adapter transforms impedance with its durable XLR female and 1/4" male jacks.
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Hosa ATT-448 Input Attenuator, XLR Female to XLR Male
With this 3-position switch on your dynamic microphone's XLR cable, it's easy for a louder singer/speaker to adjust their volume down by -20, -30 or -40 dB.
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Shure A96F Transformer Low Z Female XLR to Phono
Level up your camcorder sound with Shure! The Shure A96F interface uses a 3.5mm camcorder or recording device input and outputs that signal to an XLR.
$59.95
- No Credit Check4 payments of$14.99/mo
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Shure A95UF Transformer
Give yourself the freedom to use long microphone cables with the Shure A95UF Transformer, which connects any mic to high- or low-impedance inputs.
$68.00
- No Credit Check4 payments of$17.00/mo
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Shure A15PRS Switchable Phase Reverser
Switchable phase reverser reverses the polarity of a balanced audio signal, corrects polarity reversal from wiring errors, and reduces comb filtering.
$96.00
- No Credit Check4 payments of$24.00/mo
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Shure A120S In-Line On/Off Switch Push to Talk
Add on/off or "push-to-talk" functionality to a microphone! The Shure A120S in-line switch can work with either locking or momentary operation.
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Hosa MIT-435 XLR Female Lo-Z to 1/4" TS Hi-Z Transformer
Match impedances with this Lo-Z to Hi-Z transformer adapter. This connector steps up a microphone's signal, so you can plug into a high-impedance 1/4" input.
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Hosa MIT-176 XLR Female to Female TS 1/4" Impedance Transformer
Need to plug an XLR microphone into a guitar amp's 1/4" input? Use this impedance transformer to connect lo-Z XLR microphone cables to hi-Z instrument jacks.
$51.95
- No Credit Check4 payments of$12.99/mo
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Hosa MIT-156 Impedance Matcher Transformer, XLR-3F to 1/8" TRS
You can plug an XLR microphone into a 1/8" stereo audio input when you add this impedance-matching adapter. It's ideal for connecting XLR mics to camcorders.
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Hosa MIT-129 Female TS 1/4" to XLR Male Impedance Transformer
No Hi-Z instrument jack? Use this impedance-matching transformer to plug a high-impedance 1/4" guitar or bass cord into your mixer's low-impedance XLR input.