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Der Audio-Vorverstärker LinkFlex.AD2 funktioniert gut auf Blitzgeräten, Sie müssen jedoch einen originalen 3,5-mm-TRRS-zu-Blitz-Adapter von APPLE von sich selbst vorbereiten.
Ebenso benötigen Sie das Original-3,5-mm-TRRS-zu-USB-C-Adapterkabel, wenn Sie es an das USB-C-Gerät wie Samsung Note 10 anschließen möchten.
Der LinkFlex.AD2 Audio-Vorverstärkeradapter unterstützt eine 48-V-Phantomspeisung, die von einer 9-V-Batterie gespeist wird.
Peyman Eskandari
Bewertet in Deutschland am 9. August 2023
I wanted to prevent recording my audio separately and this device solves that. You can just connect the output to your camera and the video/audio is synced!
Customer
Bewertet in Frankreich am 3. März 2023
Acheté pour enregistrer ma guitare équipée d'un micro nécessitant une alimentation 48v sur mon smartphone. Donne toutes satisfactions sur le plan technique et ameliore ++ la qualité sonore de mes enregistrements. Fabrication sérieuse qui semble plutôt robuste. Je recommande donc vivement
giovanni strano
Bewertet in Italien am 14. Juni 2023
Direi ottimo prodotto, funzionale e ben costruito.Il test direi che è soddisfacente.
Andreas Daßler
Bewertet in Deutschland am 26. Januar 2022
Hab es nach einem Tag zurückgesendet. Kein Vergleich zu iRig Produkten. Totale Störgeräusche bei Aufzeichnungen. Nicht zum empfehlen. Zwei Sterne, da gut verarbeitet und die schnelle Lieferzeit.
redfox
Bewertet in Deutschland am 26. April 2022
analog am Recorder super, angeschlossen am PC einfach Schrott
JL
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 14. April 2022
Works well but putting the PP9 batt' in it is a faff because the battery compartment lid is so badly designed. hence 4 rather than 5 stars. Other than that its really great and means you can use a decent mic on a DSLR. It even offers phantom power if needed.
Kunde
Bewertet in Deutschland am 4. März 2021
Gut!
Adrian J.
Bewertet in Spanien am 4. Dezember 2020
Leí el otro comentario que habla de que cuando conectas los auriculares al puerto de monitoreo se oye unos clips muy fuertes, pero al haber tantos comentarios positivos pensé que sería una unidad defectuosa, que a mi me llegaría una en buen estado.Pues NO! Al recibirla la enciendo, conecto los auriculares al puerto y booom!!! clips tan altos y repentinos que hacen daño fisico.Probé con unos auriculares normales de boton de 32ohm, unos de estudio de 36ohm, unos sony balanceados... todos con el mismo problema.Tras contactar al vendedor me dice que es porque acerco el micro a los auriculares.... en fin, soy técnico de producción musical y no me va a venir a hablar de acople cuando el problema es un popping tan salido de gráfica que daña los tímpanos.NOTA: La grabación por XLR funciona bien, la pista grabada no presenta ninguna anomalía y la calidad es respetable.El problema es al conectar unos auriculares al puerto de escucha, NO LO HAGAN POR FAVOR, EL POPPING LES DESTROZARA LOS OIDOS PERMANENTEMENTE!!!! yo llevo 3 días con los oídos "embotados" y tinnitus, no soy médico pero el tinnitus suele indicar perdida de audición.Nada en el manual del producto o en la descripción avisaba de esta posibilidad, he probado todas y cada una de las configuraciones de botones, y en todas ocurre lo mismo.NO COMPRE ESTE PRODUCTO, CUIDE SU AUDICION
Gerald Bertram
Bewertet in den USA am9. Dezember 2019
I needed a preamp so I could use my xlr mic hooked directly up to my camera for doing things like interviews or podcasts. I didn’t want to go the route of purchasing an expensive digital audio recorder with XLR inputs. The Linkflex looks to fit the bill perfectly.The build quality of this device is actually pretty nice. Feels like a nice high quality plastic that has a brushed feel. You can use this with mics that have either as XLR or ¼ plug. You can even hook up your guitar with the ¼ input and record directly to your phone or other recording device. Another outstanding feature of this device is that there is actually a headphone jack so you can monitor the audio. The little belt clip on the back of the device as well as the included velcro strap is a nice touch so you can be a little more mobile with this setup.If you do use the phantom power feature on this device with your XLR mics that require it you need to make sure you pick up a 9 volt battery to put into the Linkflex so it can actually supply the power you need to use this feature. There is a switch on the side of the Linkflex so you can turn this on or off. Thankfully there is a little LED light on the front of the Linkflex so you know when the phantom power is running so you don’t accidentally damage your mic by using one that doesn’t need phantom power.The Linkflex has a switch that lets you choose between hooking it up to something like a DSLR camera OR a phone. Essentially is a TRS to TRRS switch which is very helpful so you will not need to have a separate adapter to do this as you do with many other devices.As far as the sound quality I think it does a great job. There is next to no latency when monitoring or at least none that I could detect and that is a huge plus. I can’t say exactly what the noise floor is on this device all I know is that through a combination of adjusting the gain and the levels on my recording device and I got sound fantastic sounding audio. I’ve tested with with a Panasonic and Sony mirrorless camera as well as a little Tascam DR-05 recorder and everything worked great with those setups.I can’t really think of an easier and cheaper way to really upgrading your audio recording in videos than picking up an inexpensive XLR mic and this device. Plug that directly into your camera with the Linkflex and it really couldn’t be easier. It will sound miles better than your in-camera audio!I would certainly recommend.
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