DXA-MICRO PRO+ Active Audio Adapter with Low-Noise Preamplifiers and Phantom Power for DSLRs and Camcorders

One can spend a lot more money to get professional audio, but for a high build quality with a balanced XLR microphone input that has outstanding battery life I think it would be hard to beat the value of this little unit. If one is careful to read the recommended input levels for most cameras (and I say go as low as you can go), there's really very little hiss. The mixer is intuitive and did I say how long the batter life is? Sure, I would love to have a second XLR port for true balanced stereo recording. Yet this is overall an excellent little audio adapter for high quality audio in your video capturing projects.

So I needed some sort of adapter for my camera to be able to control and capture the audio so it would automatically sync to the video. I found this adapter and decided to take a chance on it. IT'S FANTASTIC! Just the unit itself is way heavier and feels more durable then expected. It's super easy to use and control your levels AND you don't need to change out the batteries but instead just charge it.The only issue I had was after maybe a week and a half of using it the headphone jack started to only play out of one ear. I thought it was my headphones so I bought a new cheap pair but it still was not working.I contacted Amazon Support and after talking to them for 2 min and telling them what happened, they ordered me a new replacement with the fastest shipping at no cost. AMAZING customer service and still an amazing product.If you are questioning to get this, I would say go for it. It works great for me even with the minor issue I had.

It didn’t really offer a cleaner sound to that of my Sony A7RIV. I tried recording use the Beachtek then directly into the camera and compared the two on my computer using studio headphones and there was NO noticeable difference. I used a Sennheiser MKE 600 for this test. Maybe this device show a noticeable improvement when used on Canon (or other brands), but on Sony, not really. Apart from giving you the ability to plug in an XLR mic or record from more than 1 mic, it really doesn’t offer much more. The build quality and tolerances are awesome!

Here's my new Beachtek DXA-Micro-PRO Plus audio mixer that I added to my Sony A6500 video rig...I can now use both my shotgun microphone, and also my wireless lav microphones at the same time. I can now control the input levels on both of these microphone systems, and also monitor it with the included headphone jack on this Beachtek DXA-Micro-PRO Plus., It also includes an XLR input for when I want to use my wireless interviewer microphone...😎🎥🎤🎧👍

Got this about a year back . Using it on and off. First time I used for an event.. Mic input stops sensing abruptly. If I use built in mic it audio works fine. I turn off and back on then it starts sensing again. Tried different microphones - same result. Contacted company for warranty repair. Let’s see. Hoping they will fix it. Disappointed so far since it failed on a first important event. I had backup audio so it’s fine. Would like to depend on it in future . Maybe I need a different mic preamplifier that I can depend on

I was so excited to receive this. Due to the COVID shipping rules it did arrive late. But when it arrived i made a video and was. Ery impressed with how great my voice sounded. It was clear, and for once i did not have to tell. I would recommend this product for anyone who has a DSLR camera and are looking to have a clear voice with great video.

Connect any microphone (including XLR) to your camera (need 3.5mm audio connection on camera) - get uo to 30db of clean gain, plus even offers 48v phantom power. Light weight and offers lots of mounting options - either on cold shoe or below camera. Ten hour rechargeable internal battery. Outstanding build quality.

Switches knobs and dials inputs outputs. Its got them all. An almost confusing amount. However, for the money this little package offers tons pf recording flexibility and i love the built in battery for phantom power.