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  • Magoo33
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2006
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    C2 Microphone Cable

    Hey Guys,

    I seem to have misplaced my C2 Mic cable, I know its 3.5mm, is it a 2 conductor
    mono or 3 conductor stereo cable?



    Thanks,
    Jeff
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    • Chris D
      Ultra Senior Member
      • Dec 2000
      • 16875
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      Hi, Magoo, and welcome to the Guide and Club Parasound! :banana:

      Uh, shoot, I don't know. I would imagine it's mono, though. Are you thinking of just picking up another microphone to use with it? What I'd recommend is that you call your Parasound rep (or Parasound direct) and ask what they recommend. You definitely wouldn't want to use a cheapie mic for the auto-cal purpose, and if you're going to spend the money to get a decent mic, Parasound might be able to get you a replacement mic for the same cost. I don't know. Now if you already have a nice mic like a Behringer model, then yeah, your Parasound rep could at least tell you what wiring might work with it.
      CHRIS

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        • RJKuzma
          Member
          • Jan 2005
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          #3
          It is a 2 conductor mono cable.
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            • Magoo33
              Junior Member
              • Jul 2006
              • 2
              #4
              Thanks Guys,

              The Microphone I have is the one that came with the C2 Controller, Have never used it before and somehow lost the cable. I will just go pick up a 20' 3.5mm Male to Male mono on Monday.



              Jeff
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