
This hypercardioid dynamic microphone is designed for guitarists, keyboard players and drummers who need the use of their hands during a performance. The flexible boom design allows for customizable comfort for extended use.
A: Yes, if you convert the connector from the 3-pin XLR male type output connector to 3.5mm mini-plug type output connector. I recommend the HOSA XVM Series of adapter cables to accomplish this as this adapter is specifically wired to put the mic audio, which is mono, on BOTH sides of the computers 3.5mm (1/8 inch) microphone jack which is a stereo jack. This is known as dual-mono. The mic audio will appear on both the Left and Right sides of the computers audio track.
Q: Can this microphone be used for live classical singing, if plugged into a karaoke machine?
A: Provided your karaoke machine has a 3-pin female XLR type Microphone Input jack on it, yes it can,
A: Thank you for your inquiry. This is a dynamic microphone and does not need external power to operate.
A: Feedback is not necessarily related to how many microphones you use. As long as the microphones are kept a safe distance away from any loudspeakers which the mic audio is going through, there should not be a problem with feedback. Any additional gain experienced from using 2 versus 1 microphone will be minimal (2-3 dB). Perhaps the bigger issue for you is getting 2 microphones connected to the same computer. Most computers have only a single microphone input jack. You may need to use a microphone combiner or Mixer to properly bring the audio from both microphone into a single microphone input jack. Be aware that the PRO 8HEx has a standard 3-pin male XLR type output connector. We do make a version of the mic with a 3.5 mm type output connector. This is the PRO 8HEmW.