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TOPIC: Electrovoice RE-320 connection

MIC #2 connection 29 Jun 2021 02:11 #1

Hello all. I would like to connect an Electrovoice RE-320 on the MIC #2 connection. I already have a Heil PR-781 on MIC#1.......but like to know what cable is needed for MIC #2?

1/8" plug on one side to XLR on other end of cable. Anyone know of a source?

Thank you
Mike
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MIC #2 connection 23 Jan 2022 12:20 #2

are you satisfied with the 781 ? how you connected to the mic1 and not to the mic2 with rg45/
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MIC #2 connection 23 Jan 2022 13:11 #3

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I wired my own 1/8" adapter to XLR for my AT1300 mike.
I had an old RG45 cable and cut off 8" with connector and wired it to a 3 pin XLR Connector.

You need to ID the wires /pins on the RG-45: Pins 4 & 6 are the mike element and pin 7 is ground.
On the XLR connector Pin 1 is ground where pins 2 & 3 are the mike element.
(On the 1/8" TRS Plug, sleeve is cable shield. The ring and tip are the mike element connections.)

This info is also in the manual for the SDR2 Dx

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Last Edit: 23 Jan 2022 13:12 by Tom W3FRG. Reason: spell chk
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MIC #2 connection 23 Jan 2022 13:56 #4

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Tom W3FRG wrote:
I wired my own 1/8" adapter to XLR for my AT1300 mike.
I had an old RG45 cable and cut off 8" with connector and wired it to a 3 pin XLR Connector.

You need to ID the wires /pins on the RG-45: Pins 4 & 6 are the mike element and pin 7 is ground.
On the XLR connector Pin 1 is ground where pins 2 & 3 are the mike element.
(On the 1/8" TRS Plug, sleeve is cable shield. The ring and tip are the mike element connections.)

This info is also in the manual for the SDR2 Dx

GL Tom W3FRG

If you plan on using the MIC1 (jack, you better plan on a voltage blocking cap- in your setup

the 781 DOES NOT HAVE A VOLTAGE BLOACKING CAP and there is a constant Voltage on Mic1 connector, it CAN NOT like other radios be turned off (BIAS voltage is Always present)
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