Shertler Dyn-M can go right into mixer?

[Josh Levine]

Just purchased a Shertler Dyn-M. So that can go right into a mixer or does it require a pre-amp? I am still pretty confused about how all this stuff works.

Thanks for any incite.

[sloanypal]

I run mine directly into the mixer all the time. You can pretty much just treat it as another mic.

[almeriastrings]

Yes. Straight into the mic XLR. No other preamp required. All the EQ you need is in the channel EQ on the desk.

[Josh Levine]

Sweet. Thanks

[Dale Ludewig]

+1 on the straight into the XLR on the mixer. My results have always been great.

[Don Grieser]

I use my Schertler with a Zoom A3. It has a mic input and gives you some extra EQ and effects to give a little bigger sound. It also has a boost function as well as a mute function for tuning. It's not the most intuitive interface, but once you get a couple things dialed in, it works just fine. Has an out for the board, and separate out if you have amp on stage too. I know most folks don't like Zoom, but this seems like a very solid box that's extremely quiet.

Maybe something to think about down the road.

[BrianWilliam]

Is there a more simple option to the a3 that has xlr in, a tuner mute, and boost?

[Don Grieser]

Is there a more simple option to the a3 that has xlr in, a tuner mute, and boost?

If there is, I haven't found it.

[BrianWilliam]

Gracias señor Don!

[mandroid]

I swapped one mic cable end with a Nutrik with a ring switch, it mutes the pickup, that is plugged into that cable, which run to the Mixer.