The TXA from Electro-Voice is a TA4-Male to XLR-Male adapter that enables Electro-Voice wireless lavalier and headworn microphones to be used in hard-wired applications.
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Key Features
- For Vocal, Speech, and Instrument Use
- Selectable High-Pass Filter
- -10 dB Attenuation Switch
- Convenient Belt Clip
The TXA from Electro-Voice is a TA4-Male to XLR-Male adapter that enables Electro-Voice wireless lavalier and headworn microphones to be used in hard-wired applications.
Electro-Voice TXA Overview
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Electro-Voice TXA Reviews
Wireless to Wired
By Edward
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2018-02-01
Lavalier microphones are an excellent choice for interviews, audio or video. In either case you need separation of voices, and for video, something almost invisible. Wireless body packs seem to always need fresh batteries, and finding an open frequency can be difficult in urban situations. The E/V TA4 to SLR adapter lets you use E/V (only) miss in an ordinary XLR input with phantom power. They work in a small interview recorder, like a Zoom H6, which cost less than a single body pack. It is a passive device, which operates at microphone levels. I use mine with E/V ULM21 directional condenser lapel mics.
not work whith SM35-TQG
By hgrullon
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2017-02-26
I buy to use with SM35-TQG HEATWORM, but didn't work. I not found any information in the web about
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Will this work with a Sony ECM-166?
Will this work with a Sony ECM-166?
The Sony ECM166BC Lavalier Microphone is not compatible with the Electro-Voice TXA - TA4-Male to XLR-Male Adapter.
Date published: 2026-02-12
I have a Zoom h4n recorder and I accidentally ...
I have a Zoom h4n recorder and I accidentally ordered Shure wireless CVL lavs. Is this what I need to convert them to wired? If so, any tips with settings?
Yes, the Electro-Voice TXA TA4-Male to XLR-Male Adapter can be used to connect the Shure CVL Lavalier Microphone to the XLR input on the Zoom H4n Pro Portable Handy Recorder. The TXA adapter will convert the mic's TA4-female plug to XLR 3-pin male and will also allow you to use phantom power from the H4n Pro to power the mic. The TXA adapter will convert phantom power to the appropriate amount of plug-in power required for the CVL to function properly.
Date published: 2022-06-12
Would this work with the Senal UEM-155 with TA4F?
Would this work with the Senal UEM-155 with TA4F?
Electro-Voice has stated that the TXA - TA4-Male to XLR-Male Adapter will not function with other brands of microphones.
Date published: 2023-10-12
Will this work with Shure PGA98H?
Will this work with Shure PGA98H?
Yes, the Electro-Voice TXA - TA4-Male to XLR-Male Adapter is compatible for use with the Shure PGA98H-TQG Clip-On Cardioid Condenser Horn Mic with TA4F (B&H # SHPGA98HTQG). The TXA adapter will convert the TA4F plug to standard 3-pin XLR and allows you to use phantom power from mic input on the mixer, amplifier, or recorder to power the PGA98H microphone.
Date published: 2022-04-28
question
Will this work to use a SHURE headset wireless mic in a hardwired situation? I have the wireless headset but don't want to use the wireless rig. I want to plug it directly into my mixer.
Per the EV included paperwork - "TXA will not function with other manufacturers TAF4 terminated microphones." I can definitely say that it is not working with my Shure WL185 lavalier mic with or without phantom power, and no amount of gain seems to get anything coming through it. This would have been good to know prior to ordering it.
Date published: 2024-03-28
question
Hoping to use this with a crown condenser headset mic. Will phantom power (48v) pass through this adapter?
My experience is yes. Problem is that most microphones like the Countryman run at a lot lower voltage than 48v and therefore the mic might/will be damaged.I didn't use it with EV mics so I don't how they respond.As a note, I bought it as a test bench adapter so I could test repaired mics without having to use a belt pack/receiver/amp to test the mic. Just plug it in to a mixer and see its it works. Since I use countryman I modified the 48 v to a lower voltage.
Date published: 2018-08-27