The Shure A85F line matching transformer allows you to connect a balanced low-impedance microphone to an unbalanced high-impedance input.
You can use the Shure A15AS attenuator to protect your mixer, PC or amplifier from input overload. It reduces your microphones output level by 15, 20 or 25 dB to prevent it from overloading any inputs or channels.
Do you want to connect a line level output to a microphone input without damaging it? In that case, you should use this attenuator, which reduces the audio level by 50 dB.
Breath and wind noise, mechanical noise, handling noise; these are all issues that are common for microphone users. Luckily there is an answer to all of these problems: the Shure A15HP in-line high-pass filter!
<p>If you are suffering from interference in your XLR cable signal, the problem might be that you are connecting two devices with opposite polarities. Usually this is a faux pas, but the A15PRS makes it happen!</p>
Use the Shure A95U whenever you need to switch impedance. It turns a low-impedance signal into a high-impedance signal, and vice versa.
<p>Do you want to be able to switch your own wireless microphone off without suffering from annoying noises. With this in-line mute switch, this won't be a problem!</p>
The Shure A15BT bridging transformer is used to connect balanced and unbalanced devices with different levels or different impedances.
This practical, nifty solution is perfect for performers that miss a mute button on their wireless microphone. Simply unscrew the head and place the UAMS between it and the body.
<p>With the Shure A89U you will be able to reduce the length of VP89 shotgun microphones. Thanks to the U-bend, the microphone is virtually cut in two. If space is an issue, this solid adapter can help you out.</p>
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