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[[Image:CA-301_male_200w.jpg|200px|XLR Phase Inverter]]

=== Do it yourself Phase Reversal ===

You can buy or make an ordinary 2-female/1-male XLR Y adapter like [http://www.audiopile.net/products/Mic_Instr_Cables/MP_Adaptor_Cbls/Two-fers/YFMM_and_YMFF/YFMM_and_YMFF_cutsheet.asp YMFF] type

[[Image:YFMM_a2.jpg|200px|Y-Female to Male:Male]]

You will need to swap the wires on 2 and 3 on one of the ends that goes to a microphone.

[[Image:PinOutXLRFemale.gif]]

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Again, I would only recommend the adapter for dynamic microphones (like for example a Shure SM57). If you want to use KSM109s (which are nice microphones), you may have to use a little mini-mixer to combine the microphone signals. You can still use the XLR phase inverter on one channel to get the cancellation effect. The 109s should work for ~~bear~~ field as well as for overhead. For near-field you might have to engage the -15 dB pad on the microphones.

Again, I would only recommend the adapter for dynamic microphones (like for example a Shure SM57). If you want to use KSM109s (which are nice microphones), you may have to use a little mini-mixer to combine the microphone signals. You can still use the XLR phase inverter on one channel to get the cancellation effect. The 109s should work for near field as well as for overhead. For near-field you might have to engage the -15 dB pad on the microphones.

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 [[Image:CA-301_male_200w.jpg|200px|XLR Phase Inverter]]
+=== Do it yourself Phase Reversal ===
+You can buy or make an ordinary 2-female/1-male XLR Y adapter like [http://www.audiopile.net/products/Mic_Instr_Cables/MP_Adaptor_Cbls/Two-fers/YFMM_and_YMFF/YFMM_and_YMFF_cutsheet.asp YMFF] type
+[[Image:YFMM_a2.jpg|200px|Y-Female to Male:Male]]
+You will need to swap the wires on 2 and 3 on one of the ends that goes to a microphone.
+[[Image:PinOutXLRFemale.gif]]
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-Again, I would only recommend the adapter for dynamic microphones (like for example a Shure SM57). If you want to use KSM109s (which are nice microphones), you may have to use a little mini-mixer to combine the microphone signals. You can still use the XLR phase inverter on one channel to get the cancellation effect. The 109s should work for bear field as well as for overhead. For near-field you might have to engage the -15 dB pad on the microphones.
+Again, I would only recommend the adapter for dynamic microphones (like for example a Shure SM57). If you want to use KSM109s (which are nice microphones), you may have to use a little mini-mixer to combine the microphone signals. You can still use the XLR phase inverter on one channel to get the cancellation effect. The 109s should work for near field as well as for overhead. For near-field you might have to engage the -15 dB pad on the microphones.
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