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Hello,
I have a pair of Radio Shack Condensers, model 33-3017. When I originally bought these, they came with a cable which used an XLR connector at the mic, and a standard phone plug at the other end. This always confused me. I can't tell if the mic really puts out a balanced signal or not. There was no apparent transformer in the supplied cable. The mics say 600 Ohm impedance. So, are these mics an attempt to create a unit that will satisfy either low impedance balanced signals, or high impedance direct? It seems to sound fine with a balanced cable going into a balanced input, but the whole supplied two-conductor phone plug cable is confusing. Thanks, Toby |
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