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Wired microphone adapter
The Audix APS911 connects a compatible electret microphone with a mini-XLR connector to equipment using a standard XLR microphone input. It supplies the microphone and passes its audio signal onward through the cable. The adapter suits an existing performance, presentation or recording setup where a compact microphone needs a suitable wired connection to the receiving equipment.
Battery or phantom power
The APS911 operates from 9–52 V phantom power or one 1.5 V AA battery. Battery operation provides a way to power the compatible microphone when the connected equipment does not supply phantom power. The appropriate option depends on the available microphone input and the rest of the setup. An on/off control lets the adapter be switched off after use.
Low-cut filter and connections
A selectable low-cut filter attenuates frequencies below 80 Hz at 12 dB per octave. It can reduce unwanted low-frequency rumble when appropriate for the sound source. The microphone connects to the male mini-XLR input, and the male XLR output connects to the microphone cable. Signal level is then adjusted at the mixer or other receiving device.
Compatibility and enclosure
Compatible Audix models include the ADX40, ADX60 and MicroD. Correct wiring and electrical requirements matter alongside connector shape when choosing a microphone. The sturdy metal enclosure supports regular use in a working audio setup. Supplied as a standalone adapter, the APS911 provides power and a wired connection for a microphone selected separately.