🎶 Connect & Conquer Your Sound!
The HOSATechnology GXR134 Signal Converter is a high-quality XLR Female to RCA Adapter designed to seamlessly connect your mixer's XLR line out to your recorder's RCA inputs. With compact shipping dimensions of 6 x 1 x 1 inches, this durable and portable converter is perfect for professionals on the go.
D**R
Works good.
Does what it should. There is no pop when turned on and off. Just what I needed for my headset microphone.
A**R
Great solution
This was a great solution for carrying with me to use when I’m given a microphone without a switch - especially because I’ve been in situations where the sound board didn’t even have a mute button! It does exactly what I needed!
D**S
Neet little switch
Light weight but seems to be durable works perfectly for what I needed.
D**E
Functional, but does not appear to be durable.
Very light duty on/off switch. My guess is that it will suffice, but the switch doesn't lock well, if at all. Just don't touch it while in use, and you'll probably be fine.
R**E
Mostly Okay
Switches as it should but there is a click in the audio as it switches. It is not silent switching.
J**.
Great mic switch
Works well a little bit on the heavy side as I use it with a headset mic but, very useful on stage.
J**.
Works as advertised but connection to mic is wobbly
On/Off switch as an adapter means you don't pay extra for that feature in your mic AND when it fails you won't have a dead expensive mic on your hands! Connection with the mic is a bit wobbly though no audible noise from it when mic is clamped in a stand as usual. Would give it 5 stars but for the wobble.
S**S
Works very well! Good value.
The mute switch works perfectly. Importantly, it does not make any pop noise or static at all when engaging the mute switch on and off. It sounds perfect in recordings, does not affect the quality.I wish it were a little shorter, it's quite long. But for me it was worth it when considering the next shorter mute switch i could find was almost twice the price.
P**.
Quite large and wobble a bit on the fittings.
They work but they make your microphones very long. The fitting wobbles to some extent and having spent a lot of money on decent microphones I wouldn't want to risk damaging them by using these whilst singing unless the mic was clipped onto a stand.
S**C
Pin 1 is tied to chassis at both ends lol...check it with a multimeter....doesn't lift anything...
lol....easy fix, but very odd...pretty crap quality also tbh...gonna buy the Neutrik ones and modify them.
G**.
Mic on/off
Does the job no problem.
F**O
No válido, genera sonidos indeseados
No vale, es un trasto sin ninguna consistencia. Hace que el micrófono pase a ser de 1 metro de largo, con lo que crea holguras que hacen que cruja el audio. Interruptor endeble y no válido para uso ni siquiera semiprofesional por las molestias auditivas que produce al rozarlo. Es de mírame y no me toques.Además por el precio me parece muy caro. Comprarlo es una perdida de tiempo ya que con la devolución de amazon recuperaré el dinero perdido. Una lastima porque tenía buena pinta
L**.
It works as intended
Got 2 for about $30AUD each. It works as intended, which can offer solace in a pinch, but in terms of design the Neutrik FXS connector is that much better, if you can DIY or customise it into your mic cables. Firstly, the Neutrik has a non-intrusive form factor unlike this Hosa adaptor (which was large enough for me to pretend I was smoking an e-cigar while pranking a friend :p) Secondly, this Hosa adaptor produces a loud noise when flicking the switch from off to on quickly, unless you do it deliberately with exceeding caution or turn down the volume of the input/output device first, in this case my Motu M2 interface. The Neutrik FXS connector has neither of these issues, so I would recommend that if possible. Otherwise, this can save you