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I have two Shure low to high impedance line transformers
model #A95FP.
You can plug this adapter into your low impedance mic cable
XLR plug , and then plug the 1/4 jack end of the transformer into your board, amp, recorder, mixer etc.. thus attaining a high impedance signal.
Asking $10.00 each.
I will include the original data sheet/instructions.
TNX
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