Recommendations for a Hand Held Mic for a Canon L2
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pwrlogic.
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November 17, 2006 at 2:32 PM #43444
pwrlogic
Participant😯 I have a canon L2 hi8 unit with a stereo mic.
The mic is detachable and has two male 1/8 plugs for plugging into the camera.
One of the plugs is bigger than the other.
I need a handheld mic to use with this camera
All of the mics i have looked at are not stereo and the audio technica stereo mic has 1/4 jacks.
How the heck to you get a stereo mic signal into this camera.
no one sells thhose odd 1/8 stereo plug adapters.
if i plug in a mono mic i only get one side and it sounds weird.
i do see though that if you don’t push the plug into the camera all the way it produces a stereo signal.
but if you move the cable or shake the mic the signal is interupted or distorted.
does anyone know what hand held mic i can get.
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December 3, 2006 at 2:19 PM #182380
pinnaclelwf
ParticipantI don’t understand what you mean when you say one of the 1/8" jacks is bigger than the other-
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January 10, 2007 at 8:11 AM #182381
pwrlogic
ParticipantHi Y’all.
I found the answer to my issiue for a external mic .
The L2 uses a stereo mic, so i had to get a stereo mic with a 1/8 jack on the end.
i got the Audio technica pro 24 from american music supply.
i also found out that the other cable on the canon mic that came with the camera is the power cable, thats why that mic works without batteries. I also found out from these great guys
http://www.studio1productions.com, that you can use any handheld mic and get a stereo signal if you have a stereo xlr audio adapter.
I don’t know why no one on this site could tell me how to do this (record stereo audio from a handheld mic).
anyway case closed. 🙂
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