Top 10 best-selling Microphone Bodypacks & Connectors

Need a way to connect your guitar or bass to an Evolution Wireless or XSW bodypack transmitter? The Sennheiser CI 1 jack to mini-jack cable is it.

The Klotz KSH-304RSP instrument cable has been specifically designed to connect electric guitars and basses to Shure's bodypack transmitters.

The Klotz KSH-307RSP is a premium instrument cable for Shure bodypack transmitters. With a robust TQG connector and a high-quality metal jack plug, this cable is ideal for electric instruments.

Sennheiser HSP CABLE MINI-TRS-BEIGE spare part for HSP 2 and HSP 4.

Fitted with a locking female mini-jack plug on one end and a female TA4F mini-XLR plug on the other, this 12cm-long Peppercable adapter cable can be used to hook up Shure-made lavalier microphones.

Looking for a way to connect your Sennheiser EK 100 receiver to the XLR input of a mixer or recorder? Look no further because the Sennheiser CL 100 stereo mini-jack to XLR cable is the purpose-made solution.

The Sennheiser CL 100 is a cable that leads from XLR-3 female to a jack 3.5 mm stereo male. The cable is fit for the EK receivers out of the Evolution Wireless series by Sennheiser.

Shure's bodypack transmitters allow you to transmit your guitar or keyboard's signal to a receiver, provided you have an additional cable. Fortunately, Shure offers just the thing you need with the WA304 instrument cable!

Everyone knows you can't just plug a lavalier or headset microphone into the XLR mic input of a mixer or audio interface and expect it to work. First, you need the Rode VXLR Pro: a stereo mini-jack to XLR adapter with built-in phantom power conversion.

The Rode VXLR+ phantom power adapter is an ideal addition for products like the VideoMic. It converts XLR to mini jack and 12 - 48-volt phantom power to 3 - 5-volt plug-in power.