 With more Mac owners using recording software, like Apple's GarageBand or Logic, to build music tracks at home, we realized that an entirely new approach was called for to connect instruments and microphones to the computer, something much smaller and simpler than anything else that's available. Our patent-pending approach to creating small, but high quality digital interface products has resulted in the MicPlug for connecting a dynamic mic, respectively, to any Mac system with OS X using a simple USB cable.
Plug In Your Microphone
The MicPlug is built for connecting your dynamic microphone to an OS X Mac, for home recording, or for live play-through. It has an XLR connector, and works with any OS X audio software that accepts a 16-bit, 48KHz USB audio signal. The clarity and cleanliness of the analog to digital conversion, and the low-latency are good enough for professional recording usage. The MicPlug is the ideal method for getting solid digital audio from a microphone into a computer.
High Quality, Serious Gear
The MicPlug is cylindrical, 2.3" by .7" in size, is USB bus powered, have an on-off switch, and have a blue LED power indicator. It convert mono analog audio to 16-bit, 48KHz better than CD-quality digital USB audio, and are class compliant, plug and play devices. They work with any Mac music software that specifically accepts a 48KHz/16-bit USB digital audio input. Refer to your software documentation to determine this compatibility. They are specifically built to work with Apple's music software, including Logic, Logic Express, and GarageBand.
The MicPlug has an XLR plug for use with any dynamic stage microphone. It has a sturdy on-off pushbutton switch, and is powered directly from the attached USB cable, with no battery needed. it is a ruggedly made device intended for serious use by serious musicians.
MicPlug Specs:
- Width= .7"
- Length= 2.3" (plus plug length)
- Height= 1.8"
- Bit depth= 16-bit
- Sample Rate= 48KHz
- Compatible= Mac OSX 10.2.8+ with no audible latency (under 10ms)
- Compatible= Not For Use With MS Windows
- Voltage= 5VDC from USB bus
- Freq Response= 20Hz - 22KHz
- Jack= USB Type "B"
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