I've used a product named "Audio Buddy" in the past to match and
preamplify balanced microphones to line inputs. It cost about $100
as I recall. And it supplies phantom power if you need it. I've
had great luck with mine.
-Kevin
> Vicki Powys, you asked,
>
> >What is the best way then to connect a 3-pin professional mic (e.g. a
> >Sennheiser K6 series mic) to a consumer minidisc? Do you just use an
> >adapter lead or is it more complicated than that? (I now gather from Rich,
> >Martyn and others that the "plug-in power" presents no problem for pro mics
> >- thanks for that information guys!)
>
> I just use an adaptor. For a mono mic, pin 2 to both tip and ring of
> the mini-phone plug (left and right inputs), pins 1 and 3 to the
> sleeve (ground).
>
> Some people make adaptors with capacitors to block the plug-in power,
> but I've never worried about it and never had a problem.
>
> -Dan Dugan
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