Provider MICTAIL-AUT Mictail Adapter Cable XLR-F T Connector

It is a specialized interface adapter cable designed to connect standard 3-pin XLR microphones or audio sources directly into compatible bodypack wireless transmitters or specialized audio devices featuring a "T-connector" (TA-M or custom multi-pin) input.

The cable features a standard 3-pin XLR female (XLR-F) connector on one end and a dedicated T-style audio connector (TA/Mictail configuration) on the other end.

No, standard wireless bodypack transmitters typically supply low-voltage bias power (1.5V to 5V) rather than standard +48V phantom power. It is designed primarily for dynamic microphones, battery-powered condenser mics, or line-level outputs unless paired with an inline phantom power supply.

The MICTAIL-AUT model is engineered to integrate seamlessly with specific wireless bodypack transmitters that utilize T-connector or Mictail pinout configurations (frequently used in professional broadcast, theater, and film audio systems).

It utilizes a flexible, short "pigtail" length (typically 6 to 12 inches) designed to minimize strain and eliminate excess cable clutter when connecting a handheld mic or audio feed to a beltpack worn on a performer.

Constructed with heavy-duty copper shielding, reinforced strain-relief boots, and rugged connector shells, it is built to withstand frequent flexing, pulling, and daily live stage or field-recording abuse.

It utilizes high-density spiral or braided copper shielding along with internal pin-grounding to reject RF interference, handling noise, and electromagnetic hum generated by nearby wireless transmitters or lighting rigs.

Yes, it is ideal for turning a standard wired dynamic microphone (like a classic stage vocal mic) into a wireless microphone by plugging it directly into a bodypack transmitter.