Use mine to plug my taylor es1 into a mixer with the 48v phantom power on.

Use mine to plug my taylor es1 into a mixer with the 48v phantom power on.  Read Less

This was only a few bucks more than the adapter to use the mic with the amp and also covers that function.

This was only a few bucks more than the adapter to use the mic with the amp and also covers that function.  Read Less

The problem is not with the physical connection, but rather with the signal levels and impedance levels coming in.

The problem is not with the physical connection, but rather with the signal levels and impedance levels coming in.  Read Less

You will need to play with the trim to avoid feedback, a one time adjustment.

You will need to play with the trim to avoid feedback, a one time adjustment.  Read Less

Good product & fast fast shipping thank you,dan

Good product & fast fast shipping thank you,dan  Read Less

I use this transformer from a shure sm57 mic xlr cable to be able to adapt into a pignose hog 30w amplifier.

I use this transformer from a shure sm57 mic xlr cable to be able to adapt into a pignose hog 30w amplifier.  Read Less

I bought a shure sm58 to use with my acoustic a20 amp.

I bought a shure sm58 to use with my acoustic a20 amp.  Read Less

A guitar/instrument level is higher than a dynamic mic(like the shure sm57) so a physical conversion alone, say a straight xlr ...  Read More

A guitar/instrument level is higher than a dynamic mic(like the shure sm57) so a physical conversion alone, say a straight xlr wired to a 1/4 plug (which are also sold) would not work.  Read Less

Works like a trusted name-brand component should - it just does the job, flawlessly.

Works like a trusted name-brand component should - it just does the job, flawlessly.  Read Less