Specials
2.5 mm TRS Female to 3.5 mm TRS Male
The Saramonic C-XLR+ is a useful audio adapter that lets you easily connect microphones and audio sources that have 3.5mm male jacks into the XLR inputs on professional video and cinema cameras, audio recorders, mixers, and more. It's compatible with active, battery-powered microphones and passive microphones, such as the lavalier mics that come with wireless systems. If you engage phantom power on the camera or other device, a built-in converter in the C-XLR+ changes the current from +48-volts to the 3 to 5-volt current that plug-in-powered and some passive 3.5mm microphones require. This happens automatically. There are no controls on the C-XLR+ that need your attention.
The Saramonic SR-C2005 is a 90-degree right-angle USB-C adapter with male-to-female ports. It’s as compact as possible which lets you fit USB Type-C cables and connectors into tight spaces, such as in a smartphone that’s mounted in a gimbal, or a mobile device that’s squeezed in above the dashboard of a vehicle. Measuring only 1.25” (3.2cm) in length and weighing only 0.20oz (5g), the SR-C2005 is your best chance to make it fit.
The BeachTek DXA-SLR ULTRA is our newest and best adapter ever. Superb operation and ease of use make capturing professional audio directly to your DSLR camera a snap. New, powerful preamplifiers give you exceptionally clean audio with plenty of punch. Your audio will always be recorded in sync with the video. Direct audio recording eliminates the need to have a separate audio recording device and syncing the audio in post.
The Beachtek DXA-CONNECT is an active XLR adapter in a very unique chassis that serves as an accessory bracket for mounting multiple devices to your DSLR camera or camcorder. The adapter has a high powered, two channel low noise preamp with phantom power for use with virtually any professional mic or wireless system.
The RODE MiCon connector system provides seamless integration between the RODE HS1 headset,PinMic and Lavalier microphones and a wide range of wireless systems.
The VXLR converts a 3.5mm mono mini jack input to a male XLR output. It can also accept a stereo input, but will send mono signals to left and right channels.