Top 10 best-selling Special Microphone Adapters

Specially made for connecting a Sennheiser MKE 200 or MKE 400 shotgun microphone to a mobile device, this coiled cable comes fitted with a locking stereo mini-jack plug at one end and a USB-C plug at the other.

Sennheiser's CL 35 TRS is a short jack cable that features 2 angled 3.5mm TRS connectors, one of which is lockable. This coiled cable is useful for making connections to DSLR or mirrorless cameras.

Do you have a ribbon, dynamic or tube microphone that sounds just a little too quiet or too muffled? The Triton Audio Tilt EQ sorts that out in a single step, without the need for complicated EQ sessions.

For extra strength and durability, the Neutrik NA3FMX M-XLR to F-XLR adapter features a solid nickel housing and a lock function to ensure a secure and stable connection.

Optogate XLR Pink Noise Generator: plug it into your mixing desk, switch on the phantom power and it starts straight away. Features an LED fault indicator for cable issues on pins 2/3.

Economische Optogate PB-05 E XLR inline mute with infrared sensor: activates your mic when you stand in front of it and automatically mutes it to -42 dB when you step away.

The Sennheiser MZA 900 P is a phantom power adapter with which  you can connect your 3.5mm mini-jack plug condenser microphone  to a traditional XLR microphone input.

The Shure A85F line matching transformer allows you to connect a balanced low-impedance microphone to an unbalanced high-impedance input.

This transformer from Audix prepares low-impedance microphones for a hook-up to a high-impedance microphone input. It's equipped with a female XLR port on one end and a 6.35mm jack plug on the other.