The SARAMONIC SR-AX107 is a 2-channel XLR audio adapter featuring preamplifiers and phantom power. This audio adapter is ideal for any DSLR camera with a built-in microphone jack. The SR-AX107 allows you to connect professional condenser microphones, wireless microphones, digital recorders, external audio mixers, sound boards and more to your DSLR camera or…
The SARAMONIC SR-AX107 is a 2-channel XLR audio adapter featuring preamplifiers and phantom power. This audio adapter is ideal for any DSLR camera with a built-in microphone jack. The SR-AX107 allows you to connect professional condenser microphones, wireless microphones, digital recorders, external audio mixers, sound boards and more to your DSLR camera or camcorder via two balanced XLR inputs. On-board level meter allows you to verify the proper input levels in real time, while the output signal can be adjusted by the level controls for optimum recording. The dual headphone jacks allow you monitor the audio from the adapter at the input and output points. The Saramonic SR-AX107 features an Isolation Transformer which provides a completely noise free and pure sound, and a built in Auto Gain Control switch allows you to turn off auto gain to reduce noise during quiet moments.
Saramonic's range of two-channel mixer interfaces/consoles for DSLR/DSLM and small cameras includes several models, from the very simple passive SR-AX100 and SR-AX101 to the sophisticated SR-AX107 and SR-PAX2 devices with active electronics offering phantom power, 20dB gain preamps and level meters. The devices plug into the microphone TRS inputs of cameras/camcorders and are mounted using a flash socket or tripod screw.
Saramonic's range of two-channel mixer interfaces/consoles for DSLR/DSLM and small cameras includes several models, from the very simple passive SR-AX100 and SR-AX101 to the sophisticated SR-AX107 and SR-PAX2 devices with active electronics offering phantom power, 20 dB gain preamps and level meters. The devices plug into the microphone TRS inputs of cameras/camcorders and are mounted using a flash socket or tripod screw